We recently spoke with Ambercycle, an innovation company that transforms end-of-life textiles into decarbonized, circular materials by using novel molecular regeneration technology.

A material’s ability to biodegrade depends on a range of factors, as explained in our recent report The Future of Synthetics. However, regardless of environmental conditions, fossil fuel-derived synthetic materials don’t break down quickly or easily. Swipe to find out more 👆

Registration is now open for the Textile Exchange Conference 2024 🗓️ October 28 – 31 2024 📍 Pasadena Convention Center, California and online 💡 Three days of industry discussions, networking, and optional field trips Secure your spot bit.ly/4abJBiY →

We welcome brands, supply chain partners, material innovators, farmers, non-profits, academics, and more to the Textile Exchange Conference 2024. We will hone in on the steps needed to future-proof our industry and drive meaningful change at scale. bit.ly/4abJBiY →

Registration is now open for the Textile Exchange Conference 2024 Join us in person at the Pasadena Convention Center, California or online via our interactive virtual offering for collective, connected action toward a resilient future. Find out more textileexchange.org/conference-202… →

📢 Calling all photographers Textile Exchange’s annual photography competition in partnership with Magnum Photos is back for its third year, with submissions open from today until June 28. Find out more and enter bit.ly/3yekGxX →

Textile Exchange’s photography competition in partnership with Magnum Photos is now open, with the theme Textile Transformations. Calling on photographers to explore how we transform textiles, and how textiles in turn transform us. Find out more bit.ly/3yekGxX →

Submissions are now open for Textile Exchange’s third annual photography competition, in partnership with Magnum Photos. The theme is Textile Transformations, with one winner and one runner-up to be selected by a panel of experts. Meet the judging panel bit.ly/3QP3A02

We have partnered with Conservation Intl to develop new guidance that lays the groundwork for fashion, textile, and apparel companies to form strong, equitable partnerships with Indigenous Peoples and local communities. Find out more bit.ly/3yu30Pc →

🌿 On International Day of Biological Diversity, we’re highlighting the crucial need for the fashion, textile, and apparel industry to develop biodiversity strategies in partnership with Indigenous Peoples and local communities. Learn more bit.ly/3yu30Pc #PartOfThePlan

📢 There’s still one month left to enter our 2024 photography competition, in partnership with Magnum Photos. 🗓️ Submission close June 28, 2024 Find out more and enter bit.ly/3yekGxX → 📸 Photo by Jerome Sessini, 2024 judge and Magnum Photographer

For the fashion, textile, and apparel industry to take effective action to create a more equitable and resilient industry, meaningful rightsholder engagement is key. Swipe to find out more 👆

🔈 Sound on 🔉 Today is World Environment Day, a reminder of our crucial responsibility to produce fibers and raw materials in a way that respects both climate and nature. #GenerationRestoration

In our latest From The Source newsletter, Romane Malysza, Public Affairs Strategist at Textile Exchange sheds light on our approach to new EU policies and what to expect for the next year. Find out more bit.ly/3RnTh3g →

📢 Calling all emerging photographers There is just over a week left to enter our photography competition in partnership with Magnum Photos. 🗓️ Submission deadline June 28, 2024 Find out more and enter bit.ly/3yekGxX →

📢 There’s still time to enter our 2024 photography competition, in partnership with Magnum Photos, under the theme Textile Transformations. 🗓️ Submission deadline June 28, 2024 Find out more and enter bit.ly/3yekGxX →

📢 Calling all emerging photographers. There is just one week left to enter our photography competition in partnership with Magnum Photos. 🗓️ Submission deadline June 28, 2024 Find out more and enter bit.ly/3yekGxX →

Meet some of our speakers 📢 We’re pleased to unveil a first round of speakers for the 2024 Textile Exchange Conference. Stay tuned for more speaker announcements in the coming weeks. Find out more about our conference bit.ly/4abJBiY

According to our annual Materials Market Report global fiber production is showing no signs of slowing down – up 7% from 2022 and projected to reach 160m tonnes by 2030. Dive into the latest fiber and material trends in the full report lnkd.in/gqF52H5Z →

As we get ready for our 2024 Textile Exchange Conference, these words spoken by our CEO Claire Bergkamp during New York Climate Week are feeling all the more relevant. At the heart of this year’s agenda is the subject of systems change. Find out more bit.ly/3ycTAaU