It ain't fashion, if it ain't sustainable

Afsané Kruszelnicki

Textile Forensics / Fabrics

20 October 2023

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Even after four weeks, the lowest percentage of remaining fibres was 33.4%. This indicates that it is extremely valuable to search for fibre evidence even after a long exposure time.

Research Shows Fabric Evidence Can Survive Underwater for Weeks

Research findings on fibre persistence on fabrics submerged underwater reveal a fairly high tenacity rate, promising to revolutionise forensic sciences.

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Young India Fashion Survey 2025

Textile Recycling Expo

ITF Intertex Portugal 2025

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Indian Textiles / Gherzi View Interview

The textile industry in India is extremely old, fragmented and very slow to change. Since it is so atomised it will a take longer time for it to adapt to the changes happening worldwide.

India Needs to Improve Sampling Capabilities and Availability of Some Specific Raw Materials

Richa Bansal

31 March 2025

Event Roundup / System Change Report

Beyond the panels and presentations, the 4th Sustainable & Circular Textiles, Apparel & Footwear event stood out for its open, constructive atmosphere. The second-day workshops in particular provided a space for deeper discussion—moving from theory to practice and encouraging real dialogue about what circularity actually takes. One thing was clear: we don’t all agree on the exact path forward, but we share similar goals. And sometimes, hearing an alternative opinion can sharpen your own perspective.

From Ideas to Impact: Circularity in Textiles Needs Scalable Action—Not Just Solutions

Kirsi Roine

14 April 2025