LENZING
Ecologically responsible production of specialty fibers made from the renewable raw material wood
Ecologically responsible production of specialty fibers made from the renewable raw material wood
As an innovation leader, Lenzing is a partner of global textile and nonwoven manufacturers and drives many new technological developments.
TENCEL™ is the flagship brand under Lenzing that covers textile specialty fiber offerings. Since 1992, TENCEL™ has been driving the evolution of fiber solutions for the apparel and home textile segments through several industry-first innovations and environmentally responsible production processes.
TENCEL™ fibers are made from wood that is sourced from sustainably managed forests and produced with low environmental impact and high resource efficiency. Composed of a natural material, TENCEL™ fibers are 100% biodegradable and compostable and can fully revert back to nature. Besides botanic origin and biodegradable quality, TENCEL™ branded lyocell and modal fibers feature many benefits like gentle on skin, smoothness, long-lasting softness, breathability, etc.
The fashion value chain employs around 65 million people, the majority being female, many of whom are exposed to occupational hazards, ranging from exposure to dangerous work conditions to discrimination.1 Today, gender-based violence remains a leadi
Promoting the industry-wide implementation of wages and working conditions that meet the basic needs of workers presents an opportunity for fashion brands to enhance the prosperity of the economies and people that interact with the value chain.1
Today, we see consumer industries continue to exploit Earth’s natural resources threatening biodiversity, while planetary resources, such as water and land, are limited. Optimising resource efficiency and minimising the use of natural resources are c
A patented cactus-based biomaterial as an alternative to leather
YKK, founded in Japan in 1934, offers total fastening solutions.
Arch & Hook (A&H) is a sustainable materials engineering company, developing recycled and recyclable alternatives to non-sustainable materials within the fashion and retail industries
