Sustainability is the magazine's spine: slow fashion, repair and alteration, traceability through the supply chain, and greenwashing checked against certification and volume rather than taken on tone.
Sustainability means the capacity to continue over a long period, a goal the United Nations' 1987 Brundtland Report pinned to development that meets present needs without shortchanging the future. The word names a test, not a product.
A short list of films that inform without numbing — and how to tell a useful one from a well-shot lecture.
Unused mill rolls and cancelled orders are becoming a quiet sourcing strategy at the top of the market.
Every polyester wash sheds plastic fragments too small to see. Here is what the research says and what actually reduces the shedding.
Which labels verify farming, which verify chemistry, which verify recycled content — and the four questions that separate a certification from a self-declared badge.
Chemical recycling can turn a worn shirt back into virgin-grade fiber — here is what works at scale, what is still pilot-stage, and how to read a garment's recyclability.