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R E S E A R C H F R O M T R A D E S H O W S V I S I T E D I NF R A N C E , G E R M A N Y , I T A L Y , C H I N A
SUSTA INABLE TEXT I LES :
TRADE SHOW MIL LS D IRECTORY
T H E S U S T A I N A B L E A N G L EA P R I L 2 0 1 5
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
The Sustainable Angle 2015
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I N T R O D U C T I O N The Sustainable Angle is a not for profit organisation which initiates and supports projects which contribute to minimizing the environmental impact of industry and society, and that help make it easier for companies to make informed decisions when it comes to sustainability. Our core project is the annual Future Fabrics Expo, showcasing individually researched fabrics with a reduced environmental impact for companies of all sizes and market levels. As part of our research process, for several years we have been visiting international textiles trade fairs, scouring the aisles for companies that are committed to reducing their environmental impact, and seeking out commercially available sustainable material innovations, from yarns to fabrics to finishing processes. Whilst the major fairs are increasingly acknowledging sustainability through labelling schemes or small sustainability areas, we are still seeing a lack of clear information provision, mill representatives who do not have the full details of their company’s actions towards sustainability, and the absence of a clear language for sustainability. Acknowledging the challenges this raises for buyers and designers around the world, we strive to remove the guesswork and to get you the full sustainability details you might not find at an average fair. Using globally recognised certifications, and our environmental sustainability criteria, we can visually highlight the benefits of each fabric as well as providing researched explanations regarding the cultivation, production and processing of fibres and fabrics. Added to that, we source our fabrics from all over the world, and have showcased thousands of fabrics from hundreds of mills based in almost 30 countries on 6 continents. Many of these mills and fabrics we discover are showcased in the annual Future Fabrics Expo, and several of those are included on www.futurefabricsvirtualexpo.com. However, we wanted to start sharing more of our discoveries with you, as soon as we make them. That led us to collating this trade show directory of some of our favourite discoveries, which we hope you will find helpful.
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The Sustainable Angle 2015
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A B O U T T H E D I R E C T O R Y This directory contains summarised profiles of almost 40 diverse international mills and suppliers that have developed and marketed materials and finishes with a reduced environmental impact. Products range from certified organic cotton and recycled polyester for fashion and performance, to closed loop processed cellulosics, beautiful natural materials integrating banana fibres and colour grown cotton, and more sustainable finishing processes which reduce water use and eliminate the use of harmful chemicals, to name only a few. Each mill is provided with a brief overview of its sustainable products, product ranges, initiatives, best practice policies and/or certifications, with a focus on environmentally and socially sustainable attributes. As many mills produce diverse fabrics and cater for a range of product categories, all entries are listed alphabetically per mill, and include country, contact details, and which trade show they were found at. N O T E S : We recommend that you contact companies directly to discuss specific product needs in more detail, and to verify all certifications, lead times and prices. Please note that the mills and fabrics included in this report will not all automatically be included in the Future Fabrics Expo, or on www.futurefabricsvirtualexpo.com. You can visit www.thesustainableangle.org/future-fabrics for more information about the Future Fabrics Expo, and our environmental sustainability criteria.
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company 3RTW Hi-New-Tex by Green Answer
China
www.hi-new-tex.com
+886-4-24181169
Products / Sustainability
3RTW Hi-New-Tex is a Chinese textile mill producing primarily performance fabrics.
Qualities available include recycled polyester fabrics, with solvent free laminations possible on request.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Apex Textiles Co., Ltd.
Contact China
www.apextex.com.cn
+86-021-31269650
Products / Sustainability
Apex Textiles have implemented several initiatives to reduce their environmental impact, stating that they recycle 60% of their waste water, use 100% natural gas, use 20% less chemicals based on plasma technology, recycle 90% of exhaust gases, and save 7% energy due to utilising solar energy.
Apex Textiles fabrics include bluesign® certified recycled polyester.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Asia Fit AETEX International Co., Ltd.
Contact Taiwan/China
www.asiafit.com.tw
+886-285227980
Products / Sustainability
Asia Fit AETEX International manufacture performance materials including solution dyed recycled polyester.
Their ‘Eco print’ process is carried out at reduced temperatures and can be applied to recycled nylon as well as recycled polyester.
All qualities can be manufactured from recycled fibres on request.
Fabrics and finishes are made with restricted usage of PFOA and are AZO-, DMF-, and PFOS-free.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Burel Factory
Contact Portugal
www.burelfactory.com
(+351)-212456910
Products / Sustainability
Burel Factory is based in a region of Portugal which traditionally produces heritage felts and woolen fabrics from local sheep flocks.
Burel Factory’s wool is shorn from sheep bred in the local mountains with high animal husbandry standards, as well as being manufactured in ethically sound conditions.
Most of the woolen materials are herbal dyed or naturally coloured, resulting in beautiful, high quality, and long-lasting fabrics. Burel Factory Is currently at the beginning of the certification process.
Trade show Munich Start
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Carvico
Contact Italy
www.carvico.com
+39-035780228
Products / Sustainability
Carvico is an Italian company with a coherent vision for reducing the environmental impact of their textile production.
Among their initiatives are a waste water treatment plant, a fumes treatment plant, and a cogeneration plant using methane gas to produce their own energy.
Fabrics produced include recycled nylon in several different qualities.
Carvico has Oeko-Tex 100 certifications for fabrics and finishes, and has passed standards for several global retailers.
Trade show Munich Start
Company Chia Her Industrial Co., Ltd
Contact Taiwan
www.chgtex.com
+886-2-25065151
Products / Sustainability
Chia Her produces a wide range of fabrics for performance, fashion, workwear and home.
Innovative fabrics are created using Ecorepel finishing, recycled polyester, recycled nylon, organic cotton, Tencel® and Modal®.
Chia Her is a bluesign® system partner, and carries the certifications Oeko-Tex 100, GOTS, GRS, and ISO 14064. The majority of fabrics are bluesign® certified, which should be verified per fabric.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Chikuma International Ltd.
Contact Hong Kong
www.chikuma.co.jp
+852-23965750
Products / Sustainability
Chikuma International produce a wide range of fabrics for fashion and uniforms.
Their fashion fabrics include a beautiful range of high quality and understated Japanese fabrics made with cupro, linen, Lenzing Tencel®, and ramie. Organic cotton and recycled fibres are not currently included in the range.
Chikuma International primarily works with the European womenswear market.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Ecological Textiles
Contact Netherlands
www.ecologicaltextiles.nl
+31-475334073
Products / Sustainability
Ecological Textiles is a Dutch online retailer selling fabrics, fibres, trims, yarns and dyes processed in ways which address environmental sustainability issues.
Fabrics are made with a range of natural fibres and ingredients including organic cotton, hemp, linen, silk, Tencel®, wool and wax.
Ecological Textiles is GOTS certified.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Ekoten Fabrics
Contact Turkey
www.ekoten.com.tr
+90 (232) 8506060
Products / Sustainability
Ekoten is a fashion sportswear company that knits, dyes and finished high quality fabrics.
Fabrics are made with fibres including Micromodal®, Tencel®, organic cotton, recycled polyester, as well as branded technologies including Thermolite® and Coolmax®.
Finishing processes include Pad Batch dyeing which reduces water use and temperatures needed to dye fabrics.
Trade show Munich ISPO
Company Global Merino
Contact USA
www.globalmerino.com
+1 415-464-0281
Products / Sustainability
Global Merino produces extremely high quality fabrics using globally sourced merino which is guaranteed non-mulesed, and much of which has a traceable supply chain.
Some qualities are blended with recycled polyester, organic cotton, or Lenzing Tencel®.
Global Merino is a bluesign® certification system partner, and runs global traceability programmes.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Haemmerle
Contact India
www.fmhammerle.com
+91-9619701929
Products / Sustainability
Haemmerle is GOTS and Oeko-Tex Standard 100 certified,
The company designs its fabrics in Italy, and produces shirting fabrics using Indian organic cotton.
The company’s operations in India have integrated working practices to reduce their environmental impact, including reportedly generating energy to power the company through burning cashew nut shells.
Trade show Munich Start
Company Hayashiyo Co., Ltd.
Contact Japan
www.hayashiyo.com
0749(42)3245
Products / Sustainability
Hayashiyo fabrics are all woven and dyed in Japan to high standards, producing appealing woven fabrics.
The fabrics are made with a range of yarns including European linen, silk, and ramie. The yarn is spun in China and Europe before being woven and finished in Japan.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Ilka Textile
Contact New York, USA
www.ilkatekstil.com
0090-2582691300
Products / Sustainability
Ilka Textile is a leading knitted fabric manufacturer producing fabrics in Turkey.
Ilka’s fabric range includes beautiful flannel and rib fabrics made with organic cotton.
Ilka Textile hold certifications from GOTS and OCS.
Trade show Texworld Paris
Company Imbotex
Contact Italy
www.imbotex.it
+39-0499445022
Products / Sustainability
Imbotex produce a wide range of wadding materials, which are suitable for both clothing and matresses. Many of the qualities are interchangeable between the two product categories.
The range includes insulation wadding made with bamboo, cashmere, hemp, organic cotton, silk, flax, camel, kapok, milk fibre, and Lyocell, as well as recyclable fibres.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Kageyama Co., Ltd.
Contact Japan
www.kageyama-tex.com
+81-356286447
Products / Sustainability
Kageyama Co., Ltd. Operates internationally, with offices in Japan, Korea, China and Italy.
High quality fabrics produced are suitable primarily for shirting and womenswear. Qualities include woven linen and organic cotton, with a full range of 30 botanic dyed organic cotton shirtings.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Lanificio Becagli
Contact Italy
www.lanificiobecagli.com
+39 0574 659531
Products / Sustainability
Lanificio Becagli is a wool mill founded in Prato, the renowned recycling sector of Italy, some 50 years ago.
Lanificio Becagli produce a wide range of recycled fabrics, utilising the ancient traditions of Prato to deliver high tech desirable fabrics with a reduced environmental impact.
New fabrics include recycled polyester from PET bottles and post industrial waste.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Lebenskleidung
Contact Germany
www.lebenskleidung.com
+49-(0)3054810517
Products / Sustainability
Lebenskleidung products are manufactured according to strict environmental and social criteria.
90% of the company’s fabrics are GOTS certified and come from selected GOTS certified projects in India and Turkey.
Transparency, fair trade and fair prices for their producers and regular contact with them are their priority.
They are currently producing a selection of new qualities of GRS certified recycled polyester.
Trade show Munich Start
Company Mandhana
Contact India
www.mandhana.com
+91-22-43539191-200
Products / Sustainability
Mandhana is a large scale vertically integrated Indian company that engages in a wide range of supply chain stages, from design to yarn production, dyeing weaving, processing, printing and garment manufacture.
Mandhana was the first company to develop Tencel® with an SPF 30 coating.
Madhana fabrics are certified by Oeko-Tex 100, OE Blended, OE100, GOTS, and Fairtrade.
Trade show Texworld Paris
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Next Organics
Contact Germany
www.nextorganics.de
+49-(0)83822744563
Products / Sustainability
Next Organics exclusively makes GOTS and IVN Naturtextil certified organic cotton fabrics.
A wide range of fabrics types is available, from knitted to woven and denim, in custom colours or patterns on request.
Trade show Texworld Paris
Company Nova Kaeru
Contact Italy
www.novakaeru.com.br
+39-333-6944786
Products / Sustainability
Nova Kaeru is a Brazilian company producing exotic alternatives to standard leather, which are produced with a reduced environmental impact.
Their ‘bio leather’ is produced without the use of harmful substances, primarily consisting of chrome free fish leather.
Nova Kaeru is also involved in multiple social initiatives to ensure the preservation and flourishing of traditional income sources and processes.
Fish skins are sourced from the Amazon Tannery and South Atlantic, and the tannery is located in Brazil.
Trade show Premiere Vision Paris
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Print Unlimited
Contact Netherlands
www.printunlimited.nl
+31-49-3441222
Products / Sustainability
Print Unlimited specializes in fabrics that are printed with reactive dyes, to reduce to an absolute minimum the amount of water needed, and therefore the amount of water effluent produced. The process is additionally energy efficient.
The web shop allows anybody to upload and print any design at affordable prices.
There is a range of organic cotton qualities available to print on.
Trade show Munich Start
Company Seidentraum
Contact Germany
www.seidentraum.eu
+49-3413314052
Products / Sustainability
Seidentraum retails a range of luxurious organic GOTS certified silks and Tussah silks in a wide variety of weights, textures and colours. During production, strictly controlled chemicals and dyes meeting GOTS standards are used to process certified organic silks, and the supply chain is fully traceable.
One of Seidentraum’s latest offerings is banana silk, a composition of banana fibers and mulberry silk. The handicraft community that produces the fabric is member of the World Fair Trade Organization.
Trade show Munich Start
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Shenzen Creative AM Company
Contact Korea
www.creative-amcompany.com
+82-2-07070056093
Products / Sustainability
Shenzen Creative AM Company create stunning knitted fabrics suitable for high fashion, premium fashion, and boutique brands.
A wide range of constructions and weights are available, from chunkier knits to lighter supple draping fabrics, made with a combination of fibres including Modal®, Tencel®, wool, and linen.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Singtex
Contact Taiwan
www.singtex.com
886-2-8512-7888
Products / Sustainability
Singtex are known for their patented S.Café® fabric, which is made by recycling post-consumer coffee grounds These fibres can be used for performance and insulation fabrics, and combined with a range of fibres including recycled polyester.
One of their newer innovations is Sefia™, a biodegradable fabric which is made from wood pulp cellulose and S.Café®.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Sunwell Group
Contact Japan
www.sunwell.jp
+81-662331321
Products / Sustainability
Sunwell Group is a Japanese company which produces a wide range of knitted and woven fabrics made with a combination of man made and natural fibres.
Fabrics of note are made with linen, Tencel®, ramie, and cupro.
The collection also incorporates wool, but it is recommended to ensure any wool used is guaranteed non muelesed and the animal husbandry is of a high standard.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Swiss Wool
Contact Switzerland
www.swisswool.ch
+41-817405903
Products / Sustainability
Based in Germany, this company offers fully traceable wool from Switzerland to make natural wadding for clothing, which is 100% manufactured in Europe.
Swiss Wool collect 500 tonnes of wool per year rendering them the biggest global wool collector.
They recycle and use recycled fibres, creating both pure and blended products. Any waste from the production cycle can be added to other items such as blankets, sleeping bags and acoustic panels.
Trade show Munich ISPO
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Taernsjo
Contact Sweden
www.tarnsjogarveri.com
+46 (0) 292 707 50
Products / Sustainability
Taernsjo is a long established Swedish leather tannery, creating leather for bags and small accessories, as well as equine products.
Taernsjo produce organic leather, which is tanned without chrome and other heavy metals leaving a minimal environmental footprint and is thus completely biodegradable.
Trade show Premiere Vision Paris
Company Takisada (Shanghai) Co., Ltd
Contact Japan
www.takisada-nagoya.jp
+021-62702385
Products / Sustainability
Takisada is a Japanese company creating beautiful pure and blended fabrics.
Fibres used include Tencel®, cupro, silk. linen and ramie.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Teijin Frontier (Hong Kong) Limited
Contact Hong Kong
www.teijin-frontier.com.hk
+852-23678191
Products / Sustainability
Teijin have developed Eco-Circle recycled polyester, created by breaking down and recycling used garments in an innovative closed-loop chemical recycling system.
Using this system, polyester products can be recycled multiple times without degrading in quality, remaining similar to the equivalent new fibre made from petroleum.
Moreover, this technology reduces both energy consumption and CO2 emissions in comparison to making new polyester from oil.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Texperts
Contact India
www.thetexperts.com
+91-22-40777333
Products / Sustainability
Texperts in India have developed a new yarn called Linocel.
This yarn is made with French and Belgian linen, and Lyocell. Lenzing fibres can be used for the lyocell component, guaranteeing closed loop fibre processing with almost total solvent recovery.
Linocel is available at a lower cost than linen, and has a softer handle.
Linocel is ideally suited to home textiles and apparel.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Thermore
Contact Italy
www.thermore.com
+39-0200611711
Products / Sustainability
Thermore is an Italian company dedicated to sustainability. Traditionally focused on fashion, in the last 20 years Thermore has developed a strong sportswear offering.
Thermore’s most exceptional range includes RINNOVA, a garment wadding made with 100% GRS and bluesign® certified polyester, and their best selling 50% recycled content version. ARIA is an innovative down alternative made with 50% GRS and bluesign® certified recycled polyester.
Trade show Munich ISPO
Company US Denim Mills
Contact USA
www.usdenimmills.com
+92-42534034559
Products / Sustainability
US Denim Mills have developed a range of denims which meet age old expectations for denim aesthetic and performance, made with a considerably reduced environmental impact.
The denim ranges include qualities made with organic cotton, recycled cotton, and waterless dyeing. All of these solutions significantly reduce impact to water sources by reducing chemical effluent and water use.
Trade show Munich Start
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Toyoshima & Co., Ltd
Contact Japan
www.toyoshima.co.jp/english/
(052)2-47510
Products / Sustainability
Toyoshima fabrics are100% made in Japan, designed and manufactured to the highest standards.
The range includes beautiful qualities for trousers, coats, shirting and more, with qualities from vintage gabardine to flight cotton.
Fibres used in the range include Tencel®, linen, cupro, ramie and wool.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
Company Vega Tekstil
Contact Turkey
www.vegatekstil.com.tr
+90-212328615
Products / Sustainability
Vega Tekstil have developed several chunkier qualities similar to that of wadding, but made with innovative lower impact fibres.
Organic cotton and Tencel® are included in the range, contributing to reduced water and chemical impacts in the supply chain.
Trade show Texworld Paris
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Verne & Clet
Contact France
www.verne-et-clet.com
+33-478140800
Products / Sustainability
Verne & Clet is a French mill with half a century’s experience producing shirt and blouse fabrics.
Their fabrics are made in France using a variety of fibres, including recycled polyester, organic cotton, colour grown cotton, and cellulosic materials.
Verne & Clet’s certifications include FairTrade, Oeko-Tex 100, and Altertex.
Trade show Premiere Vision Paris
Company Wujiang Pengnuo Textile Co., Ltd.
Contact China
www.pengnuotex.com
+86-512-63067877
Products / Sustainability
Wujiang Pengnuo Textile is located in the ‘Silk Capital’ and weaves, dyes, and finishes fabrics for menswear, womenswear, childrenswear, bags and home textiles.
The fabrics produced are PFOS free, and made with fibres including recycled polyester made from PET bottles, recycled nylon made from used fishing nets, and recycled cotton.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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Company Yagi and Co., Ltd.
Contact Japan
www.yaginet.co.jp
+81-662667300
Products / Sustainability
Yagi and Co., Ltd. Produces a range of beautifully designed knitted fabrics, predominantly made in Japan.
Fabrics are made with a range of fibres including Promodal®, Modal®, Tencel®, cupro, organic cotton, and silk.
Trade show Intertextile Shanghai
S U S T A I N A B L E T E X T I L E S : T R A D E S H O W D I R E C T O R Y A P R I L 2 0 1 5
Research and text by The Sustainable Angle 2015 All information is correct to the best of our knowledge and based on the information provided by the mills.
We recommend that all details and certificates date of expiry are checked with the supplier before placing orders.
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C E R T I F I C A T I O N S
A B B R E V I A T I O N S * :
GOTS Global Organic Textile Standard
GRS Global Recycle Standard
OCS Organic Content Standard
*only abbreviations mentioned in this document
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W H O ’ S B E H I N D T H E D I R E C T O R Y
R E S E A R C H
Nina Marenzi
Charlotte Turner
W R I T I N G & C O M P I L A T I O N
Charlotte Turner
I M A G E S
Featured fabric by Lebenskleidung
Photography by Jessica Alexander
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