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18 March 20242 April 2024

Biotech fashion takes naturally sourced textiles literally

As fashion weeks in both the U.S. and Europe come to a close, it begs the question of staying fashionable and environmentally friendly

23 January 202415 January 2024

SQIM secures € 11 million in series a funding for industrialization of mycelium-based technologies

Formerly known as MOGU SRL, SQIM has successfully closed a €11 Million funding round to expand Industrial Scale-Up through the launch of a newly dedicated Demo Plant

21 July 202319 July 2023

Regenerative Agriculture Outcome Framework

Textile Exchange’s Regenerative Agriculture Outcome Framework lays out the key indicators that make for a regenerative system – encouraging collaboration by including expectations for both brands and growers

17 May 202311 May 2023

Fungus Fashion: Self-Healing Vegan Leather Could Revolutionize Sustainability

Your clothes in the future could be a living, self-repairing material

9 March 20236 March 2023

Gucci, supported by Kering, invests in first Circular Hub to power a “Circular Made in Italy”

The Hub will foster breakthrough innovation to accelerate the circular transformation of luxury fashion

18 May 202212 May 2022

VitroLabs raises $46 million to build and scale the world’s first pilot production of cell cultivated leather

Series A funding is led by Agronomics; other investors include BESTSELLER’s Invest FWD, global luxury group Kering, Khosla Ventures, actor and environmentalist Leonardo DiCaprio, New Agrarian, and Regeneration.VC.

Kering, Bestseller und Leonardo DiCaprio investieren gemeinsam in Start-up

Finanzierung: 46 Mio. Dollar für Laborleder-Unternehmen VitroLabs

27 January 202221 January 2022

Peelsphere is a leather-alternative biomaterial made from fruit waste and algae

German designer developed a material that could replace animal hide yet still retain the same versatility and strength of leather

15 February 202110 February 2021

Regeneration: The Next Step for Outdoor Fashion

The slowdown caused by the pandemic has found the fashion industry engaged in early reflections on ways to contribute to the improvement of environmental conditions