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On 22 October we invite you to visit Wageningen University & Research at the New Order of Fashion Lab. We need you to create a fossil-free wardrobe.
Wageningen University & Research wants your input
Circular Textiles is an important theme at Wageningen University & Research (WUR). Work is carried out on this theme through (student) research, projects and education. Now, we need your input. Learn about the materials that are now mainly used and see, look and feel alternative textiles of the future and give feedback on what you think of it. Only together we can work on a more fair, clean and sustainable fashion industry.
Circular fashion @ WUR
Wageningen University & Research has long standing reputation in sustainability research. The knowledge we’ve gathered through research in the food sector, provides ample opportunity to improve the fashion industry, as both sectors prove to struggle with similar challenges. Whether it’s optimizing cotton production, research towards biobased materials or investigating consumer behavior.
