
A Garment Recycling Program Confronts Global Textile Waste Head-On
The Brooklyn-based nonprofit Slow Factory’s new initiative will teach designers to compose clothing from existing apparel instead of from rolls of raw fabric.
September 7, 2022
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In co-founding Slow Factory in 2012—a Brooklyn-based nonprofit dedicated to advocating for slow fashion and advancing climate justice and social equity—Lebanese-Canadian designer, writer, and researcher Céline Semaan—the latest guest on our Time Sensitive podcast—created a platform to further one of her life missions: to replace socially and environmentally harmful and outdated systems with replicable, zero-waste solutions.
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