Three ways Canadian companies are advancing sustainable fashion
This week’s Style File features textiles made out of fungi, environmentally friendly dyes and a biodegradable alternative to polyester
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This week’s Style File features textiles made out of fungi, environmentally friendly dyes and a biodegradable alternative to polyester
A new startup is tackling the world's plastic problem.
Myra Arshad, the CEO of ALT TEX, wanted to find a more sustainable approach to make polyester. Instead of using petroleum she turned to the green bin.
GreenCentre Canada will receive $2.5 million from the federal government to encourage and support early stages of clean technological development.
Fast fashion is piling up in landfills at an alarming rate. But a number of Canadian companies are trying to slow down the process with circular concepts like online thrifting and developing a sustainable polyester alternative from food waste.