In the last few months, I have received several questions through the blog regarding natural textile fibers. Evidently, from the perspective of fashion consumers and professionals in the industry, there is a close relationship between these fibers and responsible,...
What is organic cotton?
Certified organic cotton is cotton fiber that has been grown without pesticides and fertilizers, through a process that preserves biodiversity, biological cycles and soil well-being. The world's leading producers of organic cotton are India, China and...
In the previous article - Fashionable natural textile fibers - we began by analyzing the fibers and their different varieties to then focus on vegetable-based fibers suitable for textile production, natural vegetable textile fibers.
In this post we will analyze...
Which one do you think will dominate in textile production?
In the last few years, the cotton industry had to endure different fluctuations related to production and use of this natural fiber on a global level. It’s a well-known fact...
This is the fifth article in a series of five. I consider it essential to read the first four articles to know in depth the 2020 Commitment of fashion industry leaders on their way to circular fashion and the...
As we did in this previous article defining circular fashion and its relationship with the textile industry, in this analysis the goal is to establish the close relationship between sustainable fashion and circular fashion.
At the end of the post...
Conscious Consumer.
Purchase trends are shifting. The consumer’s trust on the product, its origin and production process are becoming a powerful force that dictates how companies must operate if they want to remain relevant. Therefore, market’s needs must be met...
What is Global Fashion Agenda?
The Global Fashion Agenda is a not-for-profit organization and the main driving force behind the 2020 Circular Fashion System Commitment. It is a leadership forum for achieving sustainability in the fashion sector and as an...
In this previous article - Circular Fashion - we provided and briefly analyzed the Accenture report "Circular x Fashion Tech Trend". The international consulting firm found nine circular fashion technology concepts that can be used to generate sustainable value...
Below, you’ll find the introduction of the report “Style that’s sustainable. A new fast fashion formula” by the international consulting firm McKinsey.
In my opinion, this is an article you can’t stop reading and analyzing, which is why I make...
Fibers are an extremely important part of the textile production process. In this and the next article we will analyze various types of textile fibers and set out the qualities of those that are suitable for the textile industry...
"Is it possible that the disruptive ideas of more than 150 countries will definitely trigger the shift to a circular fashion industry?"
To the first rhetorical question with which Accenture and H&M Foundation begin to analyze the current situation of...
In recent months and through my research activity on the textile sector, I have been able to observe a notable increase in information on sustainability. Given this situation and the close relationship that exists between the textile industry and...
The fashion of the future will be very different from the current one. The innovation spawned by new technologies and the new global digital customer has the ability to completely change the way fashion items are made, purchased and...
Organic cotton and conscious consumers.
In a previous article, we analyzed the prominence of natural and artificial fibers within the fashion industry.
Within natural fibers, what is the current role of organic cotton in fashion brands?
The profile of the new generations...
Continuing with our analysis of circular fashion - I leave here for you the two previous articles that are closely related to the latter, so I recommend you read: The digital technology of circular fashion & The physical technology...
Natural Textile Fibers
In the last few months, I have received several questions through the blog regarding natural textile fibers. Evidently, from the perspective of fashion consumers...
