Historians believe that the corduroy fabric came into being in Egypt around 200 A.D., its original name being fustian. Yet, only in the eighteenth century did it become popular in the West, more specifically in England. It was ideal for...
Throughout history, fine artists have collaborated with one another, as well as with creatives from different disciplines, from textile design and printmaking to weaving, tailoring, and manufacturing. It’s not hard to see why: the act of collaboration itself not only...
The fashion revolution is already happening, and both brands and consumers are re-evaluating their practices and attitudes at great speed.
How to replace fabrics made from polyester, nylon, and other synthetic fibres with biodegradable or recycled options to optimise sustainability
As consumers grow more environmentally conscious, lyocell fibers (such as TENCEL™- a well-known trademark version from the Lenzing Group) are on the rise. Natural fibre textiles continue to surge in popularity, and although manmade, lyocell shares the sustainable pedigree of...
