Why viscose fibre could be a possible solution for the sustainable future of fashion

  • Advocates of sustainability, newer technologies and greater transparency have helped to tackle fashion’s negative environmental impacts
  • Three Asia-based experts explain how the industry can make significant advancements towards becoming more eco-conscious

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The fashion industry is evolving, with many players pivoting to focus on reducing its negative environmental effects.

The environmental impacts of the fashion industry – and along with it, the textile industry – can be alarming. Fortunately, the industry is evolving, with many players pivoting to focus on reducing the negative environmental effects resulting from the growth of fast fashion.

In April, the Sustainable Markets Initiative’s Fashion Taskforce – set up by the recently proclaimed King Charles III – announced its Regenerative Fashion Manifesto, which outlines the need to move towards an industry that is both “climate and nature positive”. The task force includes major brands such as Burberry, Chloé and Stella McCartney.

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