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The Future is CircularEpisode 16: Scaling Circularity in Fashion with Fashion for GoodThe fashion industry is responsible for around 10% of global carbon emissions – more than aviation and shipping combined. But change is on the horizon. In this new episode of "The Future is Circular," we sit down with Katrin Ley, Managing Director at Fashion for Good, to unpack how the organization is uniting brands, innovators, and manufacturers to spark real transformation in the industry. From accelerating next-gen materials and circular footwear to pioneering research on reducing shedding and improving textile performance, Fashion for Good is promoting regeneration and collaboration as the new standard in fashion. 2025-05-0508 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 15: Can Legislation and Circularity Change the Aquaculture Market? With Koen Van GoethemAquaculture faces growing criticism over its role in marine pollution, especially from discarded fishing nets. In this episode, Koen Van Goethem, Chairman of CEN/TC 466 at the European Commission and CEO of I-Coats NV, joins us to explore the EU’s response, highlight key industry innovations, and discuss what it takes to create a more conscious sector. 2025-04-1508 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 14: From Waste to Resources with Wolfgang TrunkEvery year, the EU generates 12.6 million tonnes of textile waste – most of which isn’t properly collected and ends up in landfills. How should we handle this waste? With new rules under the EU Waste Framework Directive, producers now bear full responsibility for their products’ lifecycle. Join us as we unpack these changes with Dr. Wolfgang Trunk, Team Leader in Circular Economy at the European Commission. 2024-10-3115 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 13: The Future of Product Design with Carsten WentinkThe Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation is revolutionizing product manufacturing, introducing a new approach that emphasizes creating with reuse in mind. But what does this mean for industries and consumers? In this episode, Carsten Wentink, Policy Officer at DG Environment at the European Commission and a key player in implementing the Regulation, shares exclusive insights on its progress and what industries should expect next. 2024-10-1611 min
HeroInside - the first Ingredient Branding podcastHow is sustainability shaping the textile industry? (Mini episode)After the first mini episode on the value of Ingredient Branding, we are back with our host, Tomas Vucurevic, and his guests, who share how their companies and brands are navigating the green transition and shifting towards a more sustainable and regenerative future.
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🔸Giulio Bonazzi (Aquafil): How ECONYL® became fashion’s favorite eco-friendly material
🔸Noel Hall (Bast Fibre Technologies): Addressing the preferred materials gap with Sero™ - the first regenerative Ingredient Brand
🔸Ulrika Björk (Polygi...2024-08-3106 minHeroInside - the first Ingredient Branding podcastWhat is the value of Ingredient Branding? (Mini episode)Welcome to our first mini-episode of the Hero Inside Ingredient Branding podcast! Dive into the impactful world of ingredient branding as we revisit insights from leading industry experts. In this episode, host Tomas Vucurevic and his guest explore how Ingredient Brands enhance their visibility and market positions through strategic Ingredient Branding and how the guests perceive this B2B2C business model’s value and ROI.
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🔸Giulio Bonazzi (Aquafil): How ECONYL® became fashion’s favorite...2024-08-1605 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 12: The ultimate intersection in design with Julie Gauthier and Kati PedittoInclusivity and environmental responsibility in design might seem like separate issues, but they can coexist to drive remarkable innovation. In today’s episode, we explore this cutting-edge intersection with Julie Gauthier, Practice Leader, Workplace Interiors, and Associate Principal at Perkins&Will, and Dr. Kati Peditto, Director of Human Experience Research at Perkins&Will, who is leading the firm’s efforts on Neuro-Inclusive Design. Let’s dive in and hear from Julie and Kati! 2024-08-0116 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 11: Designing for Diversity with Kay SargentIn this episode, Kay Sargent, Senior Principal and Director of Thought Leadership, Interiors at HOK, will guide us through the foundational principles and different shades of a discipline that has become increasingly vital: inclusive design.
How can we transition to more socially responsible design projects? Let's hear it directly from her.2024-07-1611 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 10: Small business, big dreams with Ludovica Gualtieri
Ever questioned if style and environmental consciousness can coexist harmoniously? Then it’s time to listen to Ludovica Gualtieri, owner and designer of Ludovica Gualtieri Milano – a fashion venture committed to a mindful approach to environmental impact. Through collaborations with organizations such as Healthy Seas and the use of materials like ECONYL® nylon, she creates beautiful and responsible fashion collections.
2024-05-1309 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 9: How to spot the silent intruder with Tiziano BattistiniIn this episode, we’ll be taking you into the issue of microplastics. What are they? Why are they so dangerous? Is science making any progress in tackling the problem? Thanks to Tiziano Battistini, Research Development and Innovation Coordinator at Aquafil, we will discover an innovative universal method for the determination of microplastics released from the textile sector.2024-04-1912 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 8: AI meets ESG with ArkageEpisode 8 explores AI's role in enhancing governance and social responsibility, featuring Pasquale Borriello, CEO of Arkage, a post-digital agency. We talk about how AI transcends efficiency to become a force for positive change, promoting corporate sustainability and responsibility.
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Disruptors for GOOD | Social Entrepreneurs and Social EnterprisesEmma Bukowski // Founder of NoseriderIn episode 202 of the Disruptors for Good podcast, I speak with Emma Bukowski, founder of Noserider, on journey of becoming a surfer and starting her sustainable swimsuit brand in Bali.Emma talks about the challenges she faced and the passion that drove her to create her own designs. Emma also discusses the importance of sustainability in her business and her goals for future certifications and scaling around the world.She touches on the importance of community and brand focus, as well as the decision-making process behind choosing the brand name.Emma also emphasizes...2024-02-2132 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 7: The Future of Architecture & AI with PLP ArchitectureIn this episode, we're taking you into the future of architecture and sustainability with Ron Bakker, founder of PLP Architecture in London. Discover the innovative world behind “The Edge,” Amsterdam's smartest & greenest office.2024-02-1516 minHeroInside - the first Ingredient Branding podcast#1 Giulio Bonazzi (Aquafil): How ECONYL® became fashion’s favourite eco-friendly materialWelcome to episode 1 of HeroInside, the first and only Ingredient Branding podcast. This episode is hosted by Tomas Vucurevic, arguably the world’s most influential global Ingredient Branding expert.
Tomas is joined by Giulio Bonazzi, the visionary behind the ECONYL® brand which was pronounced ‘fashion’s favorite material’ by Business Vogue. As the Chairman and CEO of Aquafil SpA, Mr. Bonazzi has spearheaded the creation of ECONYL®, a regenerative nylon derived from nylon waste.
Some of the topics discussed in this episode:
- What is the ROI of Ingredient Branding
- Why is eco-design or design for product remanufacturing crucial fo...2024-01-2339 minHeroInside - the first Ingredient Branding podcast#0 Meet the Host: Tomas Vucurevic, the Global Ingredient Branding ExpertWelcome to episode 0 of HeroInside, the first and only Ingredient Branding podcast. In this introductory episode Tomas Vucurevic, arguably the world’s most influential global Ingredient Branding expert, is interviewed by Noah Charney, an internationally best-selling author, about the purpose and motivation for establishing this podcast.
Tomas is the founder and managing director of BRAIND®, and one of the leading global experts in Ingredient Branding. He accumulated 25+ years of experience in brand and marketing leadership roles for global brands such as Motorola and Swatch. For almost a decade, Tomas was in charge as the global brand manager for...2024-01-1826 min
Ecosystem MemberCreating a Sustainability-First Fashion Brand with John Moore, OuterknownOur guest this week blew me away. I've talked with a lot of interesting folks who are doing amazing work on this podcast and my other podcast - You Can't Eat Money - but I don't think I've had someone on who is as thoughtful and genuine as our guest for this episode. John Moore, is the creative director and co-founder of environmentally responsible clothing brand Outerknown. If you haven't heard of John, you have probably heard of his co-founder Kelly Slater, widely considered to be the greatest surfer of all time. A decade or so ago...2023-11-0124 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 6: Navigating the Sustainability Maze with AquafilUncover the art of sustainability reporting with Maria Giovanna, Chief Communications Officer of Aquafil, as we explore their transition from bureaucratic reporting to an engaging journey marked by transparency and teamwork.2023-10-2710 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 5: Turning Sustainability Reports into Marketing Success with KarünIn this episode of 'The Future is Circular,' we sit down with Carlos Aubert, Head of Impact at Karün. Listen to this episode to learn how Karün, an eco-conscious eyewear company nestled in Patagonia, revolutionizes sustainability reports into a marketing powerhouse, where they bridge transparency with consumer engagement and reshape the narrative of sustainable fashion.2023-10-2717 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 4: How to Avoid the Greenwashing Specter with LCA Legal ConsultingIn this episode, we tackle the challenge of greenwashing and sustainability in business communication. Join us as we speak with legal experts Federica Furlan and Marina Savio from LCA, a firm specializing in sustainability. Explore the origins of greenwashing, strategies to avoid it, and the importance of credible certifications. Gain practical tips for building trust with communities and effectively reporting sustainable results.2023-10-1018 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 3: Communicating Sustainability with TarkettIn this episode of The Future is Circular, we interview Annette Timmer, Marketing Director Carpets for Tarkett EMEA. Explore the innovative synergy between marketing and sustainability as Annette shares how she integrates eco-conscious values into her role, paving the way for a greener future.2023-10-1020 min
The Retail Wrap-UpEp. 71 - Hannah Daykin & Annabel Humphrey, Co-Founders of Pursuit The LabelSend us a textWelcome back to the RetailOasis 'Retail Wrap-Up Podcast' - the podcast for retailers. Coming up on today’s episode we are joined by Hannah Daykin and Annabel Humphrey, the Founders of Pursuit The Label, a London-born sustainable swimwear brand that beautifully combines fashion and purpose.Hannah and Annabel launched Pursuit The Label after recognising the lack of sustainable yet fashionable swimwear options in the market. Their mission to inject sustainability into fashion led them to create each swimsuit using ECONYL®, a yarn made from regenerated fis...2023-07-0944 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 2: Sustainable Supply Chains with AquafilIn the second episode of The Future is Circular, we chat with Massimiliano Lui, purchasing manager at Aquafil, about how to make a supply chain more sustainable. Tune in to hear about the best strategies to make your supply chain greener with a lower impact on the environment.2023-06-0117 minThe Future is CircularEpisode 1: Circular Business Models with NapapijriIn the first episode of the show, we talk about how to apply circular business models to make a business more eco-friendly. Our guest this episode is Paolo Pezzin, Raw Material Manager at Napapijri. Tune in to hear his insight tips on how you can take the first steps in transforming your business into a more sustainable company.2023-06-0113 min
Rare ConversationsEp 30 - Kayleigh Franks and Her New Aussie Swimwear Label With a Conscience That’s Helping Women Feel Good About ThemselvesIn this episode, I speak with Kayleigh Franks from Australian start-up swimwear label, Kayles Renee. Like all businesses, it started as a thought. Kayleigh worked on her ideas and when all the pieces started coming together she was able to launch her unique brand.
Kayleigh wanted to not only create a brand of her own that aligned with her passions, she wanted to take it a step further and make it environmentally-friendly. After many drafts of swimsuit designs and going back-and-forth with her designer, Kayleigh settled on a fabric called ‘Econyl’ for its minimal environmental impact.
Kayl...2022-03-2436 min
Eco-Friendly HomesSustainable Yoga Leggings and More!Does your eco-friendly closest contain sustainable yoga leggings? Well, if it doesn't, it's about to! I'm here to give your eco-friendly closet an upgrade based on 2 really amazing textiles I have been learning about. Plus, a deep dive into the textile industry with Sheets & Giggles CEO and Founder, Colin McIntosh (more about him from Eco-Friendly Homes episode six).Contact me, Madison Hopkins, madison@movingwithmadison.comMajor Textile #1 is Tencel™ Lyocell, which is a cellulose fiber.Major Textile #2 is Econyl®...2022-01-2643 min
Naturspired® Podcast | Sustainable FashionEp09: What Makes Clothes Fully Sustainable? (DETAILED: PRODUCTION & MATERIALS)What Would Make Clothes Fully Sustainable?This is a question that has been asked time and time again and answers continue to seem vague and leave out very important parts of production. In this episode, we're diving deep into the full process of making a truly sustainable item from production, preferred materials and material certifications.→ Subscribe to the newsletter here→ Starting a Brand? Tell us about it!We can help you establish a sustainable business strategy, grow your brand identity and provide resources to help you effectively dominate the market.→ Follow the podc...2021-11-2619 min
Summit Live! Interior Design ConversationsSustainable Sea Life Saving Yarn For Interior Design | Eco-Friendly Materials SolutionJoining us this week from Aquafil to discuss the sea life saving process to produce nylon for carpet and other materials is Samara Croci, Corporate Communications Specialist; and Aaron Green, Director of Sales and Marketing at Aquafil USA. We all want to feel good about the materials we use in our spaces. Aquafil does this by recycling nylon. With their ECONYL® brand, rescued fishing nets are used to produce premium quality fibers, while helping to save sea life at the same time. Join us to learn how you can participate in having a positive impact and a sense of well b...2021-05-1922 min
Registrazioni Cristiana NSonar - Cube Radio News: Econyl: come diminuire il 10% delle emissioni globali del fashionCristiana ci parla del brand Econyl.2021-03-1603 min
The Outpost PodcastThe Outpost Podcast - Dustin Winegardner - Arvin GoodsSeattle based sustainable, eco-minded clothing brand, Arvin Goods, is all about being a friend of the people. The crisp, clean, clear brand vision ranges in consumer goods from durable socks, to Econyl underwear, to versatile beanies. Every Arvin basic is made using donated/upcycled materials with minimal water used while eliminating waste and toxic dyes.
Arvin Good’s Founder and Partner & Managing Director, Dustin Winegardner, positions the brand as being “sustainable fashion that is obtainable to everyone.” The company’s overall mission is to make the cleanest basics on the planet. With that, Arvin Goods is engineer...2021-01-1215 min
The Inclusive Clothing ClubEpisode 7 - ethical and sustainable swimwear brand owner Celia Harper (Junk Ldn)Hello, and welcome to the seventh episode of the Ran By Nature podcast. I am Bryna Chrismas. Each week I will be joined by a guest to discuss self-care, people-care, and planet-care, and how we can increase diversity, inclusivity and sustainability in these spaces. Today’s guest is Celia Harper. Celia is the owner of Junk Ldn. An ethical and sustainable swimwear brand, using ECONYL, which launched in August. We talk about how Celia launched Junk Ldn during lockdown, the necessity to support garment makers, and how we can use our white privilege to be an ally for...2020-12-0140 min
Textile InnovationEp. 23: Pursuit the LabelFor The WTiN Podcast’s new series we focus on startups in the textile & apparel industry. From sustainable swimsuits to jackets inspired by NASA’s technology, we talk about products, the highs and lows of starting a business, and advice for others interested in entering this space.In this first episode, we speak to Hannah Daykin, co-founder of the ethical swimwear brand Pursuit the Label. Daykin explains the inspiration for launching the company, challenges such as Covid-19, and how the business was given a PR boost last year when its designs featured on the popular Brit...2020-06-0529 min
Solo Moda SostenibileEP14: Econyl, il nylon rigenerato e 100% circolareConoscete la storia del nylon? E' stata la prima fibra sintetica al mondo. Con Econyl è anche diventata la prima ad accettare la sfida della circolarità: rifiuti pre e post consumer, reti da pesca, vestiti usati, che diventano nylon 6, pronto per essere riutilizzato. Sono numerosi i brand che in questi anni lo hanno inserito nelle loro collezioni. Protagonista dell'intervista è Giulio Bonazzi, amministratore delegato di Aquafil, l'azienda italiana che produce Econyl.2020-05-2224 min
Torch PodcastFinding Your True Inspiration with Well-Known Designer Abigail LorickDeep talks about radical acceptance, finding a flow state to connect to Source, tapping into pure inspiration, and showing up in the world for our kids and family. Abigail Lorick lives a life that is well-connected to her inner voice. She grew up surfing off of Amelia Island, Florida and doctoring up her school uniforms as a kid. Now, as Co-Founder and Creative Director of Ansea the timeless lifestyle brand for women who love the water, she’s able to perfectly blend her childhood passions: water and fashion. The best part…Ansea is sustainable. She shar...2020-05-0600 min
Mindful BusinessesJaidee Dancewear - Celebrating the Beauty and Wisdom of Dancers.Jai-Dee, ใจดีis Thai for kind-hearted, is a sustainable leotard company. We talk with founder and professional; ballet dancer Katherine Hartsell who has created this female-centered brand creating dancewear to empower women, support the arts, and honor the earth. Featuring luxurious Italian fabric made with ECONYL® regenerated nylon fiber. With a commitment to women who dance, the arts that uplift humanity, and the environment that we all call our creative home, Jai-Dee Dancewear is a small company with a big mission to help create a kinder, more creative, and more sustainable world for all. Be the first to know about our lates...2020-03-0332 minTextile InnovationEp. 7: Aquafil's ECONYLGiulio Bonazzi, president and CEO at Aquafil, talks about the company’s Econyl regenerated nylon and its numerous possibilities.The Italian company Aquafil started producing Econyl from ghost fishing nets and carpet waste on an industrial scale back in 2011. Since then, every year the brand produces around 40,000 tonnes of regenerated nylon yarn and has collaborated with many well-known brands in both the luxury apparel, fast fashion, and automotive sectors.Have a listen to our latest podcast with Giulio Bonazzi to find out how the company produces its recycled nylon, the latest collaborations and future plans to...2020-01-2726 min
Crystals, Clits, and ClimateEpisode 5: Courtney Chew, founder of OCIN, on conscious consumptionIn this episode of the Crystals, Clits and Climate podcast, we’re speaking with Courtney Chew who is the founder of OCIN. OCIN is a lifestyle brand and eco-conscious swim label based in Vancouver, Canada. OCIN exists to connect human beings to our most open, free and conscious selves, to motivate awareness, break barriers, and inspire positive actions for our communities, our earth, and our oceans. We speak about how OCIN helps people reconnect to their relationship to nature and become mindful of how swimwear and sizing makes people feel. Resources from this episode:http...2020-01-2435 min
Disruptors for GOOD | Social Entrepreneurs and Social EnterprisesLeila Veerasamy // Founder of PA.NI SwimwearIn this episode, I turn the podcast stream over to my amazing colleague Jazzmine Raine. She launched her Causeartist podcast, Impact India a couple of months ago, and thought it would be interesting to introduce you to the amazing interviews she is doing. I will be back next week with a brand new episode. Hope everyone is doing well. Thanks :)In this episode Jazzmine connects with Leila Veerasamy, Founder and Creative Director of PA.NI Swimwear, a sustainable brand that seeks to normalize swimwear in India by offering timeless clean designs, universally flattering to South...2019-09-111h 07
Impact IndiaBringing Social and Environmental Consciousness to SwimwearIn episode #7, I connect with Leila Veerasamy, Founder and Creative Director of PA.NI Swimwear, a sustainable brand that seeks to normalize swimwear in India by offering timeless clean designs, universally flattering to South Asian women's diverse body types. Their swimsuits are made with ECONYL®, a regenerated nylon yarn developed from discarded fishing nets and other plastic waste found in the ocean.Leila is true global citizen, raised in Toulouse, France and Mauritius. She came to India in June 2015 after graduating from Brown University with a double major in Development Studies and Economics. ...2019-09-031h 05
Latest 300 | LSE Public lectures and events | Audio and pdfLSE Festival 2018 | The Future of Fashion: can the industry be in vogue and sustainable? [Audio]Speaker(s): Deeti Vyas Béghin, Helen Newcombe, Olivia Pinnock, Roger Williams | As fashion production processes get faster and faster, this event will ask: how can fashion brands and producers adapt their business models, in the face of growing demands to reduce the environmental impacts from the production, consumption and disposal of clothing? Chaired by Dr Richard Perkins from the Department of Geography and Environment, a panel of speakers brought together by the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment will explore how fashion now demands faster and faster production and consumption of clothing; new approaches being pioneered b...2018-02-241h 15