Bio Fashionista
46 entries across 6 departments, listed in full below.
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Bio-Based Activewear: Sweat, Stretch, and Odor Claims to Check
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Bio-Based Fibers Example: Building a Claim Evidence File
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Bio-Based Insulation in Winter Jackets: A Canadian Reality Check
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Biofabricated materials compared by what each one is grown for
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Biofabrication startups: the materials they make and how close each is to market
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Biosynthetic and biofabricated materials checklist: process
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Biosynthetic and biofabricated materials example: a template
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Biosynthetic and biofabricated materials, reviewed without the sales pitch
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How FTC Green Guides apply to bio-based fiber claims
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How to biosynthetic and biofabricated materials: review steps
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How to diagnose weak sustainable fashion claims: scope, evidence, and certifications
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How to evaluate sustainable fashion before committing to it
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How to Judge Natural Textile Fibers
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How to make sound decisions about textile dyes and finishes: the parts worth your time
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How to Spot Greenwashing in Canadian Fashion Brands
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How US labeling rules shape circular fashion claims for resale and repair
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Natural fibers compared: cotton, linen, hemp, wool and silk
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Natural Textile Fibers Checklist: Review Worksheet
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Natural textile fibers in practice: a fictional cotton and cashmere cardigan example
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Natural Textile Fibers Problems: A Diagnosis Guide
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Nine steps for evaluating bio-based fibers, from claims to end route
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Sourcing bio-based fabrics from Canada and the EU compared with US mills
Sourcing bio-based fabrics from Canada and EU mills brings different biobased content rules, tariffs and certification schemes than US mills.
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Biofabrication startups: the materials they make and how close each is to market
A guide to five biofabrication startups, the materials they make, their commercial stage, testing and what buyers should confirm before ordering.
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How US labeling rules shape circular fashion claims for resale and repair
US labeling rules circular fashion claims decide what hangtags and product pages can say about fiber content, repair and resale, under FTC, CPSC and CBP rules.
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How FTC Green Guides apply to bio-based fiber claims
FTC Green Guides bio-based fiber claims need proof: how US law treats fiber content, wording that draws scrutiny, and the file that survives review.
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Textile EPR rules California New York: status and design
Textile EPR rules California New York: California's SB 707 sets producer deadlines; New York's bills remain proposals, with implications for bio-based design.
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Reviewing a supplier's GOTS, OEKO-TEX and Cradle to Cradle file
How a US buyer reviews a supplier's GOTS, OEKO-TEX and Cradle to Cradle paperwork: match claim to document, spot the gaps that stop approval, then file it.
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Costs
Sourcing bio-based fabrics from Canada and the EU compared with US mills
Sourcing bio-based fabrics from Canada and EU mills brings different biobased content rules, tariffs and certification schemes than US mills.
Features
Biofabrication startups: the materials they make and how close each is to market
A guide to five biofabrication startups, the materials they make, their commercial stage, testing and what buyers should confirm before ordering.
Rules
How US labeling rules shape circular fashion claims for resale and repair
US labeling rules circular fashion claims decide what hangtags and product pages can say about fiber content, repair and resale, under FTC, CPSC and CBP rules.
Rules
How FTC Green Guides apply to bio-based fiber claims
FTC Green Guides bio-based fiber claims need proof: how US law treats fiber content, wording that draws scrutiny, and the file that survives review.