Nina Falk and Adam Robertson, of Kalopsia Collective, began their organization in 2012 (Graphic: Kalopsia Selection) She was a specialist ballet dancer and skilled at the Royal Academy in Stockholm. And inspite of dancing from the age of a few she decided it was no extended for her and resolved […]
Month: February 2023
The apparel and textile industry must find common ground on three crucial issues in 2023
We are at a significant minute in background. The earth feels ever more risky, unsure, sophisticated, and ambiguous. A series of intersecting world crises is impeding organization operations. The ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the war in Ukraine, simmering geo-political tensions, social unrest, local climate catastrophes, climbing charges, and disrupted supply chains […]
Textile industry faces headwinds in 2023 after poor results in Q4
VIETNAM, February 7 – HÀ NỘI — The income of Vietnamese textile and garment enterprises were being diverse in the fourth quarter, with many large names publishing excellent losses. After becoming seriously impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic, textile and garment enterprises have progressively recovered and have been one of the […]
Here’s How to Make a Bed Like a Pro in 2023
You most likely grew up being told that you needed to keep your bedroom tidy, which meant you had to make your bed. But you probably didn’t learn how to properly make a bed—that, or you weren’t practicing close listening and just wanted to get it over with! Either way, […]
A ‘game changer’ for clothing recycling?
Brian Iezzi scans and steps the photonic fibers in the cloth he made. Image credit: Marcin Szczepanski/Direct Multimedia Storyteller, University of Michigan School of Engineering Review: Polymeric photonic crystal fibers for textile tracing and sorting (DOI: 10.1002/admt.202201099) Significantly less than 15{5e37bb13eee9fcae577c356a6edbd948fa817adb745f8ff03ff00bd2962a045d} of the 92 million tons of outfits and other […]
Rensselaer Researchers To Explore “Fast Fashion” Alternatives
Newswise — A team of researchers at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute led by Helen Zha, assistant professor in the Isermann Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering, has been awarded a $745,000 grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to explore sustainable alternatives to the synthetic textiles used in “fast fashion.” The […]