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John Lewis to fund sustainable cashmere programme

The programme, run by the Sustainable Fibre Alliance (SFA), will support the expansion of the Alliance’s new cashmere standard from Mongolia to the Inner

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British retailer funds Inner Mongolia cashmere standard

British retailer funds Inner Mongolia cashmere standard
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Finally, Sustainable Menswear You'd Actually Wear — These Are the Best Sustainable Clothing Brands in the Game

Finally, Sustainable Menswear You’d Actually Wear These Are the Best Sustainable Clothing Brands in the Game SPY 2/24/2021 © Courtesy of @atelierandrepairs Dismiss it as a buzzword, but sustainability in the fashion industry is here to stay. According to the UN Conference on Trade and Development, the fashion industry is the world’s second most polluting to our environment. “[The] constant overproduction, waste creation and unjust work conditions have become a sad staple of the textile industry,” writes Sardin (a springboard for new responsible products created by leading international brands). According to research by Boston Consulting Group, “73 percent of the world’s clothing eventually ends up in landfills… and more than $200 billion of unsold stock is sitting on shop floors and in warehouses around the world. Meanwhile, the number of garments produced annually surpassed 100 billion for the first time in 2014, doubling since 2000.”

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