Chapter 6 – Materials, Innovation and Collaboration (Part 2: Materials, Innovation and Collaboration)

The Traceability Playbook

26-06-2023 • 14 mins

Most often, incorporating a percentage of eco-friendly materials is the defining feature of a sustainable product, so it makes sense that when consumers think about a sustainable product, environmental impact is top of mind. For businesses, introducing sustainable materials into their product offering is often at the core of their sustainability strategy. But defining which materials are sustainable and which are not isn’t as straightforward. There is no clear cut separation of ‘good’ and ‘bad’ materials — they all have benefits and drawbacks. It pays to be aware of the environmental and social impact concerns linked to the materials you choose for your business.

This delves into the textile trends and materials most commonly used in the industry today.


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