Green Wave: Irish Culture Innovates Fashion, Media
Green Wave: Irish Culture Innovates Fashion, Media

Green Wave: Irish Culture Innovates Fashion, Media

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A growing trend among clothing companies is adopting environmentally friendly practices, with brands like Calvin Klein and Patagonia utilizing innovative materials such as Tencel, organic cotton, and recycled plastics to create sustainable garments. Tencel, derived from wood pulp, is made using biodegradable solvents, while organic cotton is grown without pesticides and processed without harmful chemicals. Additionally, some companies are repurposing textile waste and old clothing into new fibers, contributing to a circular economy. The article highlights the collaboration between Wellman, Inc. and Patagonia to produce fleece fabric from recycled soda bottles, as well as new polyester fabric from recycled materials by Hoechst Celanese. This movement reflects a broader shift towards sustainability in the fashion industry, addressing environmental concerns and consumer demand for eco-friendly products.

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