Everyone in fashion is talking about “circularity,” but just focusing on reuse isn’t enough to lower the industry’s massive carbon footprint.

The startup Circular Systems is pioneering new tech to convert food crop waste–like banana peels and hemp stalks–into wearable fibers.

Inquiry will explore the carbon impact, resource use and water footprint of growing throwaway ‘fast fashion’ sector

Three-year-old brand Aday believes in eco-friendly clothing, and is turning to solar energy and recycled plastic to make its futuristic high-tech apparel.

It's already well established for some items - think tuxedos - so why not extend it? 

From dissolving fabric to clothes made from algae, the winners of this year’s Global Change award are trying to plot a new way forward for a fashion industry that’s been too focused on disposable clothing.

What the fashion industry calls "deadstock" is being routinely destroyed, defaced and dumped—for no good reason. There's a push to reuse, recycle and reduce instead.

Eat your banana and wear it, too.

At $400, this tote from Bolt Threads is not cheap, but it is very sustainable (and stylish).

As World Oceans Day approaches, Lucy Yeomans, Net-a-Porter’s chief executive, is leading the way in tackling fashion’s addiction to the ‘plastic drug’. But there’s a long way to go

As Burberry, Stella McCartney and H&M pledge to help eliminate plastic pollution, we look back to The Earthwise Issue, in which Osman Ahmed asked: How can fashion find a new route to sustainability?

Environmental Audit Committee investigate the social and environmental impact of disposable ‘fast fashion’ and the wider clothing industry