How a Circular Lifestyle Helps Biodiversity Thrive
Natural design has always been part of the textile and clothing industries. Thousands of years ago we used the silkworm to produce silk in ancient China and the flax plant to create linen in ancient Greece. (1) What tied all of this together was biodiversity. From agriculture to forestry, raw material production for clothing relies on biodiversity for organism health, access to water and fertile soil. (2) The clothing industry doesn’t need a rethink. It just needs to return to its natural design to stay circular.
5 simple tips to take care of your clothes and activewear in an Earth-friendly and sustainable way
It’s great to see that more and more of us are starting to make sustainable choices when buying a new piece of clothing. And that’s great news and already makes a big difference compared to purchasing conventional clothes.
