The TCC will share our resources, which, over time, will include case studies, academic publications, methodologies, toolkits, podcasts and films
Using the UK as a case study, this article analyses the global social impacts of a transition to circular clothing economies in the global North, finding these to be (almost) entirely dependent upon the intentions and design of the associated policies and governance, as well as broader socio-economic changes.
TCC's Consumer Experience research strand joined the Circular Fashion Experience at Brasil Eco Fashion Week 2023, marking a significant milestone in global sustainable fashion dialogue.
Video that shows the journey from the nano-scale to the materialisation of bacterial cellulose into a textile-like material.
This paper examines potential scenarios for achieving reductions in environmental impact of the UK clothing economy through transformative changes and the need for significant shifts in business models for a sustainable future.
This paper uses material flow analysis to track clothing flows through the UK economy as a prelude to considering embodied carbon and changes in economic value across the system.
TCC's Materials Circularity research strand produced bacterial cellulose by recycling three different bio-based waste streams for a sustainable polymer production, which was introduced into preliminary trials for a clean production of regenerated cellulose fibres.