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| 5 Ways How Luxury Fashion Affects Society in a Positive Way
Fashion brands are mindful and working with the reality that it is impossible to keep the luxuries of today without striving for sustainability.
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Billions of tiny plastic fibres from clothes are covering the sea floor
Billions of tiny plastic particles from clothes are finding their way from washing machines to the bottom of the seabed, scientists have confirmed.
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| SIYARAM'S LAUNCHES ANTI-CORONA RANGE OF FABRIC
The new fabric guarantees 99.94 per cent effectiveness against coronavirus and has non-leaching properties compared to other metal based chemistry products.
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How eco-friendly are you in this lockdown? Check your score
Here are some simple tips, apps, tools and products that will help you reduce waste be more sustainable at home.
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| Meet the New "Dad" Trend Everyone Will Be Wearing in 6 Months
Along with the rise of big blazers and tailored trousers, we saw an increase in button-down shirts, loafers, and now, even ties.
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How to stop plastics from your clothes polluting the planet each time you do your laundry
Microplastics from your clothes are polluting the oceans. Here's how you can reduce your impact and help the environment.
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| Wearable speaker can be worn while running or cycling
Developed by Kiev-based industrial designer, Ivan Zurba, this wearable sound system is designed to become a part of you during your exercise routine.
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GERMAN BIONIC UNVEILS LATEST SMART POWER SUIT
Made of ultra-light carbon fibre, the fourth generation Cray X supports workers when lifting heavy loads of up to 28 kilograms by actively amplifying their movements and thus protecting the lower back from excessive strain.
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| 19th-Century Japanese Fireman Coats Feature Stunning Scenes on the Inside
Found in many museums today, Japanese firemen's coats are usually displayed with their fabulous interiors facing outwards so visitors can see the master craftsmanship and learn more about the figures represented.
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MANCHESTER TEAM USES GRAPHENE TO MAKE SMART CLOTHING
Scientists at the University of Manchester have created smart adaptive clothing which can lower the body temperature in hot climates, utilising the thermal properties and flexibility of graphene.
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