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Second-hand opening new possibilities - The growth and business in the textile reuse market

As part of an Interreg project, Baltic2Hand, Turku University of Applied Sciences conducted desk research on the current state, problems and opportunities for reuse of textiles and second-hand market......

Researcher visit to Saxion University of Applied Science

International collaboration of companies and research organizations alike has important role in Telavalue project. Researcher visits, to and from, have key role in such collaboration for research......

The role of the consumer in the circular economy of textiles

In circular economy, the aim is to replace the prevalent "take, use, throw away" consumption model with more sustainable consumption practices. Promoting circular economy requires action from the......

From separate starting points towards a common goal

Cooperation among actors working in the field of the collection, sorting, further refinement, and circular economy business models of end-of-life textiles is needed to develop circular economy......

The Clothing as a Service business model presents a sustainable option for consumers

In the transition to circular economy, all responsible and sustainable ways to extend the life of a product are welcome. One of the system-level changes is the transition to the clothing as a service......

Solutions against biodiversity loss and the climate crisis may change our current ownership models

Borrowing and renting instead of owning can free you from the need to storage and maintenance of goods. For companies, the product as a service model brings new value and environmental benefits......

Social impacts of textile industry from the perspective of novel business models

During the Telavalue project (2022-2024), both social and environmental impacts of textile industry will be looked into. Social impacts include e.g. employees' well-being, fair pay, discrimination and......

Tackling Fast Fashion and Letting Slow Fashion Blossom in our Regions and Cities A Call for a Level Playing Field in the Textile Sector

Several Mayors from European cities have signed a Slow Fashion Declaration, calling on the EU, the G7 and the OECD to impose regulations that will level the playing field between slow fashion......

Textile identification technology on an industrial scale

Participants from Lahti University of Applied Sciences travelled to the Fibersort Demo Day organized by the Belgian Valvan Baling Systems1 and the Dutch Circle Economy2 community in Amsterdam on 14......

Challenges faced together carry us further – from consumer waste to textile

The operations of Pure Waste are based on recycling. The idea behind the operations is that the world is full of valuable, untapped materials that could be manufactured into yarns, fabrics and......