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Alternative plant-based materials With the agri-food industry increasingly promoting its “farm to fork” approaches, the fashion sector seems to be following in its footsteps, with an approach that could be described as from “plate to closet,” with so many innovative plant based materials that would be typically found at the table.

The better use of raw materials in the textile industry has become very important in recent years due to growing environmental awareness, legal requirements for more sustainability and the cost of raw materials.

Often brandished as an illustration of eco-responsibility, from baby steps to an over-frequent phenomenon, it has only taken a few years for recycling to blossom in the fashion world.

This is not a fashion theme but a change in the way the industry works. While traceability is compulsory in food supply chains, it is not so for textiles, leathers or components. Legally, only the composition percentages have to be displayed.

Clean Fashion: is a fashion movement that brings together a product or service that is processed with materials and sustainable methods that respect people and the environment throughout its entire life cycle, with the consumer.