Today’s fashion and textile industry epitomizes the take-make-waste approach to our natural resources that is at the core of our climate and ecological crises. The Nature of Fashion project, alongside global partners leading the development and implementation of new approaches to textile waste management, are combating this challenge, demonstrating the potential of decomposition to build a regenerative, nature positive future. The project shows that a regenerative fashion economy is not theoretical: it’s already emerging through practical interventions and collaborative experimentation.
In this AskNature Hive conversation, Andrew Keys, Research Analyst at Circle Economy, and TBI’s own Asha Singhal, Director of Nature of Fashion, explore how their work and collaboration strives to transform the fashion industry by learning from nature on a materials and systems level, shifting current economic models, and driving a circular transition.
Hosted by AskNature Coordinator, Ayoade Balogun
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