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British brand Rapanui uses recycled cotton from own Remill T2T factory

Just in time for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, which now mark an entire week of discounts, British circular clothing brand Rapanui is offering a reminder that there is another way. Collections can be made from recovered cotton fibres, thus avoiding contributing to the growing mountain of textile waste. Eighty percent of all Black Friday...

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Natural History Museum launches collection with Teemill

The Natural History Museum in London has teamed up with sustainable clothing company Teemill to launch a new range of certified organic cotton T-shirts. The ‘Earth’ collection features four unique designs for nature lovers, featuring slogans such as ‘Advocate for the Planet,’ and ‘Protecting our Planet it’s in our Nature’ on a range of T-shirts...

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How to turn Black Friday into Take Back Friday

While many brands and retailers are pulling out all the stops on Black Friday to sell, sell, sell, there are some that use the day to reverse sales by either stopping sales activities, enabling re-commerce or taking back old merchandise for recycling. FashionUnited has highlighted some of them for those wanting alternatives to spending and...

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Video: Teemill discusses new possibilities in digital printing

In this video, we're talking about digital printing. How digital printing works, what this technology means when you're creating your artwork and what kind of new possibilities this technology unlocks for you. To read more on Teemill's sustainable efforts click here >> Source: Teemill, YouTube.

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How Teemill is making circular fashion stylish and open source

The fashion industry is a linear economy that needs to go circular but so far, resources are utilised to manufacture products, which get discarded at the end of their lives, ending up in landfills more often than not. Needless to say, this global practice that is producing mountains of waste, is detrimental to the environment. Yet, the global...