Why the “Made in the EU” label can be misleading Ever experienced that little sense of contentment when purchasing a pair of jeans containing the “Made in the EU” label? It’s funny (and slightly misleading) how this label has become one of virtue,...
BCI: Why the ‘Better Cotton Initiative’ is not always better Buying cotton products labelled as ‘preferred and more sustainable’ is not necessarily as ethical as it sounds to many consumers, and even to some brands. Considerable amounts of cotton promoted...
Certificeringer: Vejen til mere bæredygtighed i tekstilindustrien? Der er for tiden markant fokus på certificeringer, deres styrker samt deres brister. I denne artikel får du en bedre forståelse for certificeringernes kompleksitet samt deres fordele og problematikker....
Greenhushing i tekstilindustrien: Næsten halvdelen af danske tøjbrands tilbageholder deres grønne historier I denne artikel introduceres du til begrebet greenhushing, og hvorfor fænomenet er opstået. Når du rammer bunden af denne artikel, får du også et par råd til...
Reducing textile waste: Facts, figures and solutions Used clothes are burned or landfilled all over the EU. In our home country, Denmark, the amount of textile waste is about 40.000 tons per year. And from 2025 and onwards, the EU requires all member states to...
