Circulose is a circular cellulose that can be recycled, regenerated and reused in a closed-loop system. Renewcell developed Circulose, providing a circular solution to cotton waste, that transforms discarded fabrics into a resource, paving the way for a more eco-friendly future in fashion. It is a special type of dissolving pulp made from 100% textile […]
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Green Dye is a new cutting-edge dyeing technology developed by Karl Mayer, a pioneering force in textile machinery. This innovation enables indigo dyeing in the denim industry by replacing conventional methods with an eco-friendly and efficient approach. GreenDye takes dyeing to a new level by fine-tuning the application process and significantly reducing waste, ensuring a
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ETP is a type of wastewater treatment process that plays a crucial role in environmental protection and sustainability, basically designed to treat household and industrial wastewater and other types of sewage. A significant by-product of this wastewater treatment process is ETP sludge. Industrial wastewater treatment plants produce solids known as sludge. Sludge comes from biological
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Hey there! If you’re a regular visitor to our site, you may already know that we like to keep you updated on sustainable textiles in an easy-to-understand way. And if you’re new here, welcome! We’re always happy to have new readers. Today, we’re excited to talk about another green solution that’s been trending – Green
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In a world where the environment is at risk, people are realizing that the things they buy can do more than look good and feel comfortable. Sustainable fashion is becoming more popular because it helps us reduce our impact on the environment and promotes more ethical ways of making clothes. Amidst this movement, Tencel has
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The textile industry has long been a cornerstone of the global economy but is one of the most resource-intensive sectors. Traditional textile manufacturing processes heavily rely on non-renewable fossil fuels, leading to extensive environmental damage and a significant carbon footprint. At every stage of production, textile manufacturing relies heavily on electricity, from powering machinery for
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As the textile industry strives to meet growing demands for sustainability and efficiency, innovative techniques are becoming increasingly important. The dope dyeing process represents an up-and-coming innovation aimed at addressing these requirements. This method not only offers significant environmental benefits but also enhances the durability and quality of textiles. By integrating colour directly into the
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The words upcycling & recycling are often used in the same term. But in a practical sense, both have huge differences in between. Let’s take a look at their world. What is upcycling? Upcycling means making something new from discarded items, without changing the structure or molecular components. Suppose in Bengali households, when we discard
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Water has become a scarce resource due to strong globalization and industrialization. The textile industry uses a lot of water and generates a large amount of wastewater. Wastewater from textiles is formed with a high chemical content and is dark brown in color. It has a high pH value, high concentration of suspended solids, chlorides,
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The history of the coloring of fabric is almost thousands of years old. Before W. H. Perkins discovered synthetic dyes in 1856, all the coloring pigments were made from natural pigments and oil. Nowadays, almost 90% of our clothes are used synthetic colors. Unfortunately, Textile is one of the largest and most polluting industries in
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