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The seiries includes 6 books:
Neo-materials in the circular economy
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Fashion
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Packaging
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Automotive
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Living (Unpublished)
Neo-materials in the circular economy – Building (Unpublished)
Description
The paradigm shift that is transforming fashion’s manufacturing models occurred in the first decade of the new century involving negligible vibrations, which in the last few years, have quickly turned into a big wave pushing a large part of the industry, still chaotically and contradictorily, including leading brands that now consider commitment to sustainability as a distinctive feature of their identity. Neo-Materials in the Circular Economy – Fashion is an updated overview of changes occurring in one of the most relevant industries of global economy. Starting from the analysis of materials, divided into three large areas (renewable, non-renewable and recycled), the book examines use of water and chemicals and eventually provides an overview of initiatives on sustainability implemented by small and big brands. Complemented by interviews with some of the most innovative players of the industry, this book is going to become a benchmark on this issue, which is undeniably crucial for fashion.
Author
Marco Ricchetti is an economist, is co-founder of sustainability-lab.net and Blumine Srl, advisor to Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana and Pitti Immagine for economic analysis and forecasts. He is consultant to textile and fashion companies in sustainability projects and policies.
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