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RadiciGroup’s sustainable range in new book

By June 19, 20171 Min Read
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Italy-based RadiciGroup’s reduced environmental impact product range has been featured in the new book – Neo-Materials in the Circular Economy. The company’s product portfolio meeting new market requirements is described in the book under the ‘RadiciGroup and the Future of Synthetic Fibres’ section written by Aurora Magni, which appears in the first chapter.
The book as a whole offers numerous in-depth articles to provide an overall picture of the direction of the fashion industry. Solution-dyed polyester, recycled polymer polyester and bio-based polyamide are some of the kinds of low environmental impact yarns produced by RadiciGroup specifically for the fashion industry. The fashion world is finally addressing sustainability and looking for materials that are not only beautiful and strong, but also sustainable.
The book is edited by Marco Ricchetti in collaboration with Blumine Srl and the Italian sustainable fashion social network Sustainability-lab. It is available in English and Italian.
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