UAL Leads l the Development of | Design Guidelines for the HEREWEAR Project
UAL’s Centre for Circular Design plays a leading role in [...]
EURECAT develops sustainable technologies for spinning, yarn & fabric making and treatment
One aim of the HEREWEAR project is to promote new [...]
Mai Bine supports designing long-lasting and circular bio-based garments
For Mai Bine, it is essential to recognize the complexity [...]
circular.fashion is developing a powerful software to enable a circular economy in the fashion and textile industries
The transformation of the fashion industry to circular practices, requires [...]
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Herewear partner UAL leads the development of Design guidelines for bio-based, local and circular textiles and facilitates the collaboration and knowledge exchange inside the project and beyond. GalleryHerewear partner UAL leads the development of Design guidelines for bio-based, local and circular textiles and facilitates the collaboration and knowledge exchange inside the project and beyond.
Herewear partner UAL leads the development of Design guidelines for bio-based, local and circular textiles and facilitates the collaboration and knowledge exchange inside the project and beyond.
At the Centre for Circular Design (University of the [...]
Why Does Design Matter?
Prof Rebecca Earley shared her experiences with the HEREWEAR consortium, [...]
Herewear project partner DITF will spin cellulosic filaments from bio-based waste and will create a pilot of networking digital microfactories to help to establish a local, textile circular economy
The German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research Denkendorf (DITF) [...]
The Belgian research centre Centexbel, proud coordinator of HEREWEAR, will develop bio-based filaments and coatings
Centexbel is the scientific and technical centre for the Belgian Textile [...]