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Arc’teryx Introduces System 0 to Embed Circularity Across Product Lifecycles
Arc’teryx has introduced System 0™, a new product development framework designed to integrate circularity across the full lifecycle of outdoor gear—from design, sourcing and manufacturing to use, repair and end-of-life recovery. The framework builds on the brand’s existing ReBIRD™ ecosystem of repair, trade-in, resale and upcycling, while aiming to make circularity a scalable part of its core product system without compromising technical performance.
Cotton Incorporated Links Back-to-School Consumer Trends to Textile Circularity
Cotton Incorporated’s latest back-to-school research points to growing consumer interest in natural fibres and circularity. Among surveyed US parents, 74% prefer cotton apparel for their children, citing comfort, breathability and softness, while 59% say they intend to avoid garments containing microplastics.
Sedex Launches Regulatory Navigator to Help Businesses Map Global Supply Chain Rules
Supply chain sustainability platform Sedex has launched Regulatory Navigator, a free self-serve interactive tool designed to help businesses identify major supply chain and sustainability regulations that may apply to their operations.
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ICICLE Unveils Its 2026 Chinese New Year Capsule Collection “Ma Shang Feng Hou”
ICICLE has unveiled its 2026 Chinese New Year capsule collection, “Ma Shang Feng Hou”, continuing the brand’s long-standing exploration of how traditional Chinese cultural expressions can be translated into contemporary lifestyles.
Li-Ning releases 2025 ESG report, showcasing “green sports” innovation on the global stage
Chinese sportswear group Li-Ning has published its 2025 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) report, outlining progress across product innovation, green operations, supply chain management, and social impact.
Kotex challenges menstrual stigma with ‘Art’s Missing Period’ global campaign
Kotex has launched a new global campaign, “Art’s Missing Period,” aimed at addressing one of the most persistent blind spots in cultural representation: the absence of menstrual blood in art. Developed in collaboration with DAVID London and Ogilvy Singapore, the initiative positions visibility as a catalyst for social change, challenging long-standing stigma surrounding periods.
Bottega Veneta Launches 2025 “Bottega for Bottegas,” Honouring Artisans in Venice, Milan, and New York
Luxury house Bottega Veneta has unveiled the 2025 edition of its annual “Bottega for Bottegas” project, inviting a new wave of independent artisans to contribute bespoke creations that celebrate craftsmanship, heritage, and the Italian ritual of the aperitivo. Since its inception in 2021, “Bottega for Bottegas” has served as a platform for small-scale workshops around the world — shining a light on makers whose dedication to craft and design mirrors the house’s founding values.
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In Conversation With Hong Zheng, Founder of GREENEXT
Hong Zheng is a woman of MANY roles! She is a Ph.D. degree holder of Environmental Engineering, a scientific researcher on Greenhouse Gas Emissions, a university teacher at École des mines de Paris, the founder of the luxury communications company Adventi … And in early 2020, Hong founded GREENEXT, an online and offline platform dedicated to sustainable fashion and lifestyle.
In Conversation With Sustainable Fashion Designer Ngọc Hà Thu Lê
Celebrating the Year of the Tiger, TimberlandⓇ's debut sustainable Lunar New Year collection has hit stores. Inspired by natural camouflage, the collection is designed in collaboration with Vietnamese sustainable fashion designer Ngọc Hà Thu Lê who secured the opportunity as the winner of the Redress Design Award 2020 Menswear category.
