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(c) Elisa Bontempo
Designed by Aissatou-Jole Diatta, AFOL MODA
04.11.2022

C.L.A.S.S.: New project “Fashion schools for design - driven sustainable innovation”

Piattaforma Sistema Formativo Moda Ente del Terzo Settore renews its commitment in the field of responsible, eco-friendly fashion with a new ad hoc initiative for Fashion Graduate Italia: FASHION SCHOOLS FOR DESIGN - DRIVEN SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION. The project has been set up in a partnership and with the support of C.L.A.S.S. (Creativity, Lifestyle And Sustainable Synergy).

The project “Fashion Schools for Design - Driven Sustainable Innovation” is presented at the eighth edition of the event organised by Piattaforma Sistema Formativo Moda, staged from 3 to 5 November at BASE Milano.

Piattaforma Sistema Formativo Moda Ente del Terzo Settore renews its commitment in the field of responsible, eco-friendly fashion with a new ad hoc initiative for Fashion Graduate Italia: FASHION SCHOOLS FOR DESIGN - DRIVEN SUSTAINABLE INNOVATION. The project has been set up in a partnership and with the support of C.L.A.S.S. (Creativity, Lifestyle And Sustainable Synergy).

The project “Fashion Schools for Design - Driven Sustainable Innovation” is presented at the eighth edition of the event organised by Piattaforma Sistema Formativo Moda, staged from 3 to 5 November at BASE Milano.

Embracing the theme of this edition of Fashion Graduate Italia, “Sustainable Innovation”, Piattaforma Moda has invited students from fashion schools, academies and associated institutes to participate in a training course regarding the planning and creation of an outfit in compliance with a responsible fashion approach: starting with the design, including the choice of sustainable materials supplied by some of the hub’s partner companies, and also involving a look at the communication strategy for the project.
To create their looks, the selected students followed two training courses organised by C.L.A.S.S.: “Introduction to next-generation Fashion” and “Introduction to smart ingredients”. These courses covered the values of next-generation fashion (integrating sustainability with design and innovation) and the characteristics of innovative and sustainable materials to produce the outfits.
 
The development process of the 11 final looks was followed in person by creative director Olivia Spinelli - Coordination and Creative Direction at IED Moda Milano and member of the Artistic Committee of FGI 2022 - and by tutor Camilla Carrara - founder and zero-waste designer of ZEROBARRACENTO -, the project coordinator of C.L.A.S.S.

The partners of C.L.A.S.S. that contributed by supplying their materials are: Berto, Brunello, Iluna Group, Re.VerSo™ by A. Stelloni Collection by Mapel and Tessitura Grisotto;  IED - European Institute of Design and ZEROBARRACENTO also gave support in the implementation of the initiative.

More information:
Piattaforma Sistema Formativo Moda Ente del Terzo Settore C.L.A.S.S. Design Sustainability
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C.L.A.S.S.

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Modelabel Brunello Cucinelli setzt nachhaltiges PaperLab von Epson ein (c) Epson / Brunello Cucinelli
14.12.2021

Modelabel Brunello Cucinelli setzt nachhaltiges PaperLab von Epson ein

Das Technologieunternehmen Epson hat mit der italienischen Luxusmodemarke Brunello Cucinelli eine Partnerschaft geschlossen, um das PaperLab von Epson einzusetzen. Das PaperLab ist ein innovatives und nachhaltiges Papierrecyclingsystem, das es Unternehmen ermöglicht, den Ressourcenkreislauf zu schließen und die Kreislaufpapierwirtschaft auf ihrem Weg zur Nachhaltigkeit vollständig zu nutzen.  

Mit dem PaperLab von Epson können Unternehmen Papier in einem Prozess recyceln und upcyceln – eine zirkuläre Lösung, die Papier, Abfall und Energieverschwendung erheblich reduziert. So kann Brunello Cucinelli sein Papier in einem einzigen Prozess nicht nur recyceln, sondern auch upcyceln.

Das Technologieunternehmen Epson hat mit der italienischen Luxusmodemarke Brunello Cucinelli eine Partnerschaft geschlossen, um das PaperLab von Epson einzusetzen. Das PaperLab ist ein innovatives und nachhaltiges Papierrecyclingsystem, das es Unternehmen ermöglicht, den Ressourcenkreislauf zu schließen und die Kreislaufpapierwirtschaft auf ihrem Weg zur Nachhaltigkeit vollständig zu nutzen.  

Mit dem PaperLab von Epson können Unternehmen Papier in einem Prozess recyceln und upcyceln – eine zirkuläre Lösung, die Papier, Abfall und Energieverschwendung erheblich reduziert. So kann Brunello Cucinelli sein Papier in einem einzigen Prozess nicht nur recyceln, sondern auch upcyceln.

Epson hat sich im Rahmen seiner Unternehmensvision „Epson 25“ verpflichtet, die Emissionen in der Lieferkette bis 2030 um mehr als zwei Millionen Tonnen zu reduzieren. Die Strategie ebnet Unternehmen den Weg, ihre Geschäftsmodelle anzupassen. Ein Beispiel hierfür ist ein funktionierender Recyclingkreislauf in Büros. Etwa die Hälfte des gesamten Abfallaufkommens im Büro ist Papier, mit entsprechenden CO2-Fußabdruck. Es wird geschätzt, dass Papier mehr als ein Viertel des gesamten Abfalls auf Deponien ausmacht und ursächlich für rund 42 Prozent der weltweiten Holzernte ist.

Das PaperLab fungiert als Katalysator für ein zirkuläres Büro-Ökosystem, indem es gleichzeitig Wasser und Holz spart und CO2-Emissionen reduziert. Basierend auf der innovativen Dry Fiber-Technologie von Epson kann das PaperLab stündlich bis zu 720 A4- oder 360 A3-Blatt Papier produzieren. Neben Umweltaspekten ist das PaperLab auch unter Sicherheitsgesichtspunkten interessant, denn das Papier wird so zerstört, dass sensible Inhalte nicht wiederhergestellt werden können.

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Epson Brunello Cucinelli Recycling Upcycling
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Epson Deutschland GmbH

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(c) DUED LAB - JACOPO BRUNELLO - MICHELE CESARINI
05.08.2021

Wake for WRÅD: Colors by Flowers, Concept by Nature

  • A new capsule collection colored only using plants and natural elements, signed together by Tonello and WRÅD

A capsule collection of exclusive garments was born, happy, totally natural, healthy and sustainable, free of chemicals hazardous for the environment or humans, hypoallergenic and gentle on the skin, the result of a responsible process, 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.

A collection made possible by the talents of WRÅD and Wake, the innovative organic dyeing system developed by Tonello: healthy for people and for the environment, because it uses only plants and vegetable waste, such as flowers, berries, peels and roots, which are left to dry and then infused, without using harmful chemical additives. It is easy to use, almost like preparing an herbal tea: it is, in fact, a radical paradigm shift.

The naturalness of the pigments used and the desire to create a support that would highlight the real color of emotions: these were the points that unite WRÅD and Tonello, realities that are also physically close, united by the authenticity of their evolutionary promises of change and transformation.

  • A new capsule collection colored only using plants and natural elements, signed together by Tonello and WRÅD

A capsule collection of exclusive garments was born, happy, totally natural, healthy and sustainable, free of chemicals hazardous for the environment or humans, hypoallergenic and gentle on the skin, the result of a responsible process, 100% GOTS certified organic cotton.

A collection made possible by the talents of WRÅD and Wake, the innovative organic dyeing system developed by Tonello: healthy for people and for the environment, because it uses only plants and vegetable waste, such as flowers, berries, peels and roots, which are left to dry and then infused, without using harmful chemical additives. It is easy to use, almost like preparing an herbal tea: it is, in fact, a radical paradigm shift.

The naturalness of the pigments used and the desire to create a support that would highlight the real color of emotions: these were the points that unite WRÅD and Tonello, realities that are also physically close, united by the authenticity of their evolutionary promises of change and transformation.

The colors on the garments are alive. Sensitive to light, over time they tend to fade to a lower tone, becoming increasingly sober and authentic, like those who choose to wear these manifesto-garments, which invite, quietly, and with grace and subtlety, a gentle revolution: in the name of respect for the environment and the equilibrium between people and nature.

(c) DUED LAB - JACOPO BRUNELLO - MICHELE CESARINI
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GOTS natural dyeing
Source:

Tonello

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CAALOSS2020collection with Bemberg™lining CAALOSS2020 collection withBemberg™lining
CAALOSS2020 collection with Bemberg™lining
29.01.2020

Bemberg™ doubles its presence at Première Vision

Bemberg™ gears up for Première Vision - February 11th-13th, Paris, France; with a great deal of novelties and a key statement on sustainability: Let’s Make it Circular! That’s why the Japanese brand of regenerated cellulose fibers joins the fair with two booths, one in the yarn-focused sector – Hall 6 C52 6D53 – the other one in the Smart Creation area, the curated district showcasing cutting-edge sustainable innovation for the textile and fashion business. Hall3 S14.

“We simply could not miss out on the Smart Creation Area as sustainability is the founding pillar of our company,” says SHUNSUKE SATO, sales manager of Bemberg™ by Asahi Kasei. “Indeed, the smart fiber is made from a cotton linter which is pre-consumer material, a natural derived source, that doesn’t deplete forestry resources. The strategy beyond our double presence is to highlight our deep commitment to responsible innovation to a larger target of professionals.”

Bemberg™ gears up for Première Vision - February 11th-13th, Paris, France; with a great deal of novelties and a key statement on sustainability: Let’s Make it Circular! That’s why the Japanese brand of regenerated cellulose fibers joins the fair with two booths, one in the yarn-focused sector – Hall 6 C52 6D53 – the other one in the Smart Creation area, the curated district showcasing cutting-edge sustainable innovation for the textile and fashion business. Hall3 S14.

“We simply could not miss out on the Smart Creation Area as sustainability is the founding pillar of our company,” says SHUNSUKE SATO, sales manager of Bemberg™ by Asahi Kasei. “Indeed, the smart fiber is made from a cotton linter which is pre-consumer material, a natural derived source, that doesn’t deplete forestry resources. The strategy beyond our double presence is to highlight our deep commitment to responsible innovation to a larger target of professionals.”

Let’s take it circular! is the motto at the Smart Creation booth. The lifespan of Bemberg™’s regenerated cellulose fiber derived from cotton is fully circular: from the source to manufacturing. The whole sustainable closed-loop process is supported by the LCA study, signed by ICEA and validated by Paolo Masoni. Recyclability is granted by the Global Recycle Standard - GRS certification by the renown Textile Exchange. An influential guarantee that involves the whole production process and supply chain behind the company’s smart yarns. Bemberg™ yarns are entirely biodegradable and ecotoxicity-free – meaning that at the end of their life circle they break down into the environment leaving no trace in terms of toxic substances as attested by the Innovhub-SSI report.

On show at Première Vision some of the most recent collaborations with GRS-certified partners such as FIVEOL, SMI TESSUTI, TESSITURA UBOLDI, INFINITY, SIDONIOS, MATIAS & ARAUJO, TINTEX, IPEKER, EKOTEN, for fashion fabrics as well as PEZZETTI and BRUNELLO & G.CRESPI from lining partners.

The first Bemberg™ partner to present a commercial collection enriched by Velutine™ Evo is the Portuguese Matias & Araújo. With an innovative spirit, dynamism and a determined entrepreneurial spirit, the company is a leading knitwear producer for the textile industry.

In the Hall 6 Bemberg™ displays key commercial items developed by premium brands such as CAALO that is making its mark in the outerwear market with its Sustainably produced Functional-Luxury proposal. For SS20, CAALO utilized Bemberg™ lining because of the sustainability properties and it's unique colour.

CAALO looks to utilize as much eco-friendly and sustainable materials as possible without compromising on design or quality. This Bemberg™ lining was a perfect fit.

More information:
Bemberg™ Première Vision Paris
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(c) GB Network

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