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Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger Join the Plastic-Free Vegan Leather Movement

Popular fashion brands Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger have partnered with vegan mushroom leather company Ecovative to bring plastic- and animal-free materials to the fashion world.

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Ecovative Launches Fashion for Good Cooperative With BESTSELLER and PVH Corp To Bring Next Generation Mycelium Materials To Market

/PRNewswire/ Ecovative, the mycelium technology company, today announced the launch of an international sustainable fashion cooperative, with global brands.

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The Brief: Not so fossil-free, zero-carbon aviation, fungus-based textiles, mobile money in Kenya, housing for L A s homeless, sustainable SPACs

The Brief: Not so fossil-free, zero-carbon aviation, fungus-based textiles, mobile money in Kenya, housing for L A s homeless, sustainable SPACs
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Ecovative gets new round of $60 million in funding

Ecovative gets new round of $60 million in funding Will help advance production of mushrooms which are used to make packaging, fabric FacebookTwitterEmail Green Island-based Ecovative has just received an additional $60 million in funding to improve its ability to mass produce mushrooms that are processed into fabrics and packaging.Ecovative GREEN ISLAND Ecovative, which makes fabric and packaging materials from mushroom roots, has received a $60 million round of funding to help the firm explore better ways of growing their mycelium or mushrooms, at industrial scale. That brings the firm’s total amount of capital raised to $100 million. The latest investment is being led by Viking Global Investors, with support from Senator Investment Group, AiiM Partners, Trousdale Ventures and others.

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