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What Design Can Do: winners of the Make it Circular Challenge

Initiated by What Design Can Do in partnership with the IKEA Foundation, the Make it Circular Challenge called on designers,…

Trific – the sustainable travel kit

In a circular economy, it is our shared obligation to design out packaging waste, giving consumers more sustainable options to…

Bang & Olufsen changing the throwaway culture in consumer electronics

Article cited from DDC – Danish Design Centre blog, written by Ulla Dubgaard. The interview was conducted in connection with DDC’s…

Vestas circularity solution for wind turbine blades

Sending wind turbine blades to landfill could soon be a thing of the past with the new circularity solution announced…

The North Face REMADE: wear your values on your sleeves

Article cited from Fast Company, by Adele Peters America’s outdoor recreation products company The North Face’s Renewed line consists of…

Marimekko’s capsule collection made with SPINNOVA® fiber

Finnish design house Marimekko and Finnish sustainable textile material company Spinnova present their capsule collection, which contains the first ever…

Cloudneo – the shoe you’ll never own

In nature, all things come to an end. But nothing goes to waste. That’s why the sustainable shoe company On…

A pack with very low impact

Low imPACK is unique package made of recycled textile waste for e-commerce clothing brands. The company’s goal is to make the…

UPMADE® software turns excess materials into garments

UPMADE Software gives brands and manufacturers a wholistic and transparent view of their material flow so they can make the…

Timberland wants your boots back

With the the launch of its product take-back program called Timberloop, the American manufacturer and retailer of outdoors wear is encouraging…