9 Australian Fashion Brands Doing Resale, Take-Back & Clothing Recycling - The Green Hub
Australian brands offering resale, take-back and recycling programs — from preloved fashion platforms to clothing circularity initiatives.| The Green Hub
Australian brands offering resale, take-back and recycling programs — from preloved fashion platforms to clothing circularity initiatives.| The Green Hub
The fashion industry generates immense textile waste, prompting the need for circular systems through Reverse Logistics (RL) and Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR). EPR mandates producers manage products' entire lifecycle, while RL facilitates recycling and reuse. Global legislation is evolving to address these challenges, enhancing infrastructure for sustainable waste management and recycling.| E D G E
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Posing serious threats to our ecosystem, the fashion industry significantly contributes to environmental waste, producing 92 million tons of textile waste annually. However, the rising secondhand market, with projections to reach $367 Billion by 2029, bolstered by new tariffs on imports, offers a lifeline to reduce waste and promote a circular economy.| E D G E
Celebrate Earth Day with free UNIQLO clothing repairs at 16 stores in Japan, promoting reuse and circular fashion.| Zenbird - Gateway to Sustainability in Japan
Inspired by the contoured lines of Vietnamese rice fields and the iconic conical hat, Alena Kalana presents Ruộng lúa (Vietnamese for rice field). This collection captures cultural symbolism by ble…| E D G E
Fabiola Soavelo’s collection, Unsettling Fihavanana, integrates storytelling and heritage through fashion, reflecting her Swiss-Malagasy background. The collection emphasizes concepts of unit…| E D G E
