That’s how the designer, known as Zero Waste Daniel, felt when he received from ThredUP as part of a collaboration 2,000 pounds of unsalable garments. Silverstein fashioned it all into the Full ...

In addition, Ms. Goenka occasionally designs zero-waste collections of her own. The language used to describe traditional Indian garments may not fit into the contemporary lexicon of sustainable ...

if you really get into the garments you might recognize some of the stories,” he said. “We did a few different sizes in each color story.” Zero Waste Daniel has an open tent philosophy and ...

The antithesis of fast fashion, Zero Waste Daniel transforms scraps from other brands and factories into gorgeous genderless garments with patchwork designs. The sustainable fashion brand just ...

Zero Waste Day was more than about highlighting problems ... Norway’s LiiS.com is leasing repairable garments to pre-school children; and India’s Closing the Loop programme is redirecting ...

A zero-waste approach is key to this transition ... Doubling the number of times a garment is worn would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 44 per cent.

Perfecting this tech would allow for quick, cheap, and, perhaps, zero-waste manufacturing ... and many returned garments end up in landfills. By contrast, Martin said Unspun had a return rate ...

Holt Renfrew is helping &OR celebrate their first anniversary with an exclusive new colourway. Today marks a big win for Canadian slow fashion brands and elegant minimalism girlies. For the first ...

They use “retired garments to generate energy,” it says on the company’s website, “making it a zero-waste and renewable source of power.” Here’s how it works: Members buy a recyclable ...

Portland Garment Factory owner Britt Howard saw an opportunity for the mill to increase her business's manufacturing capabilities while still being circular and sustainable. A Portland-based zero ...

Volunteers at a Zero Waste Capital District station. A Zero Waste Capital District composting area in Tivoli Park in Albany. Tina Lieberman at a Zero Waste Capital District fair station.