“We are thrilled to have the globally-iconic company Ikea join Canopy and commit to forest protection as part of their textile sourcing practices,” said Nicole Rycroft, Canopy’s executive director.
The fabric in a discarded pair of jeans or shirt could potentially be laden with formaldehyde, dyes linked to cancer, phthalates, or heavy metals. That’s not great for the person who wore the clothing ...
IKEA UK & Ireland has launched a textile take-back scheme at its Cardiff store, which if successful could potentially be rolled out nationally. IKEA said, as its first textile take-back initiative in ...
IKEA has launched a new textile take-back scheme at its Cardiff store, encouraging customers to recycle unwanted textiles and help the local community. As the first IKEA textile take-back initiative ...
Textile recycling has a legacy chemicals problem. Clothing derived from discarded duds can harbor harmful substances such as formaldehyde or perfluorinated compounds that once prevented a dress shirt ...
On completion of a two-year, collaborative industry study, the two companies will share the findings to understand potentials and challenges with recycled textiles from a chemical-contamination ...
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This summer, IKEA Museum’s exuberant textile exhibition will debut at Dovecot Studios on 18th July 2025, as part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh Art Festival, through to 17th January ...