ITALY TAKES LEAD IN SUSTAINABLE FASHION, RELEASING FABRIC TOXICITY GUIDANCE
March 1st, 2016
ITALY’S textile, finishing and clothing sectors have been given detailed guidance on reducing the toxicity of its manufacturing processes, with advice being released by the Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (the National Chamber for Italian Fashion), following wide industry consultation. It was published on February 29, the last day of the Milan Fashion Week, and announced by the chamber’s president Carlo Capasa. Its goal is providing the Italian fashion industry with guidance on how to boost sustainability and significantly reduce the use of ...
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