Where to Source Next-Gen Fabrics
Next-generation solutions use waste materials to create low-carbon alternatives to virgin raw materials, such as tree fibre from Endangered Forests and synthetics made from non-renewable, polluting sources. This not only eases the burden on natural raw materials but also helps stabilise our climate and preserves biodiversity.
In this video, you'll learn:
- The environmental benefits of next-gen textiles.
- Where to source next-gen fibres - including producers with contact information.
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