We live in a world with finite resources. We also live in a world that prioritizes a linear, ‘take-make-waste’ approach. Products are designed to be thrown away. Waste and pollution are at an all-time high. The world requires a fundamental shift...
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How Clothing Contributes to Plastic Pollution in Oceans
Sep 16, 2020
Plastic has been a topic of discussion for many years. Do we keep producing plastic materials because it’s cheap and versatile? Do we tax plastic manufacturers? Or, do we stop the production of disposable plastic products because it poses an...
The Environmental Impact of Fast Fashion
Sep 2, 2020
Fast fashion presents an environmentally-strenuous cycle of mass producing low quality products to meet impractical marketplace expectations of seasonal, stylish trends. This model contributes to excess water, energy, and waste consumption during...
Building An Ethical Wardrobe
Aug 18, 2020
Many consumers don’t understand the power their wallet holds in the retail marketplace. Consumers support companies by purchasing products they’re selling. Consumer shopping behavior is a powerful tool that impacts marketplace trends.
Understanding Greenwashing: How To Spot It
Jun 25, 2020
What is Greenwashing? Greenwashing is false and misleading marketing techniques used by brands or companies to assure consumers the brand or company is more sustainable than they actually are.
Consolidated Pathways Introduces ProTecht™
Apr 22, 2020
Sustainable Textile Performance Begins Here ProTecht™ by Consolidated Pathways is a new family of sustainable textile finish technologies. Textile features include eco-friendly odor control and bio-based moisture wicking, soil and stain...
A New Kind of Anxiety
Apr 13, 2020
Consumers are beginning to feel the pressure of their consumptive lifestyles.
The Environmental Impact of Laundry
Mar 30, 2020
There’s no question that laundry machines have become a staple appliance used by many consumer households. Surely washers and dryers ease the upkeep of textile products, but how environmentally-sound are these machines?