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1. www.voguebusiness.com › story › sustainabilityIs fashion finally ready to cut overproduction? | Vogue Business

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   14 hours ago · The Fashion ReModel invites participating brands to scale up circular business models such as rental, resale, repair and recycling, while curbing the production and consumption of new materials. The hope is to “decouple revenue from the production of new garments, advancing the long-term journey to make a circular economy for fashion a ...

2. ww.fashionnetwork.com › news › Why-it-s-so-hard-toWhy it’s so hard to track the fashion industry’s emissions

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   5 days ago · Resale has yet to prove profitable, and recycled and next-generation materials don’t yet exist at scale. If a company is counting on circularity to solve its climate problem by 2030, “I would look at that skeptically,” says Pucker.

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   Why are apparel companies a target?

   • That footprint, and the rise of fast fashion, have made apparel companies a target: In recent years, the industry has come under fire for fueling overconsumption, favoring high-speed mass production despite its environmental impacts, and generating mountains of plastic waste.

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   How can apparel makers be more sustainable?

   • To meet those goals, apparel makers are experimenting with more sustainable materials, transitioning their operations off of fossil fuels, embracing energy efficiency and piloting business models that are less reliant on new products. But few of these solutions are easy, quick or cheap.

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   Does fashion have a climate challenge?

   • (Bloomberg) — To understand fashion’s climate challenge, think of a shirt. Every shirt starts with raw materials. Cotton, for example, is grown on farms and then spun into yarn in factories largely found across the Global South. The fibers are sent to textile makers, who turn them into fabric used to make clothes.

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   Do fashion companies have a Climate Commitment?

   • Here, the industry is evolving quickly: A CDP review of 100 fashion companies with stated climate commitments found that 80% reported emissions last year, up from 40% in 2020. But more disclosures are needed. So is much more consistency in what’s being disclosed. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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4. futurevvorld.com › footwear › sneaker-fashion-resaleShould Brands Lead On Circularity? >>FUTUREVVORLD

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   14 hours ago · In this way it is not, perhaps, so much a question of Resale vs. Repair in the sense that one is “better” than the other, but rather in the sense of which is more acceptable to the industry. While repairs will prolong the life of a single consumer’s product, resale does this – in passing the product from one consumer to the next ...

5. www.modernretail.co › operations › the-case-for-andThe case for and against brand-owned resale

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   1 day ago · Clothing brand M.M. LaFleur runs a profitable peer-to-peer resale service called Second Act that launched about four years ago. So far, it’s led to the sale of more than 25,000 items across 16,500 orders. CEO and founder Sarah LeFleur told Modern Retail that she envisioned resale being part of the brand’s online operations since its founding.

6. financialpost.com › pmn › business-pmnWhy It's So Hard to Track the Fashion Industry's Emissions

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   5 days ago · The fashion industry generated just over 1 gigaton of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2019, or roughly 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a World Resources Institute and Apparel Impact Institute analysis.

7. www.zedify.co.uk › insights › blog-returns-rentalsReturns, rentals and resale: meet the brands making the change

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   1 day ago · ZigZag champions circular fashion ecosystems by moving goods back to the retailer, processed, and put back on the shelves quickly, prolonging the lifecycle of products (particularly fast fashion items which can be out of style in weeks). ZigZag also has partnerships with charities, refurbishing companies, and local marketplaces to resell goods ...

8. apimaster.thestar.com.my › lifestyle › styleThe nitty gritty on why it’s so hard to track the fashion ...

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   1 day ago · The fashion industry generated just over one gigaton of carbon dioxide equivalent in 2019, or roughly 2% of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a World Resources Institute and Apparel Impact Institute analysis. That footprint, and the rise of fast fashion, have made apparel companies a target: