Goal of this research project is to develop a material which has the same quality as polyester, yet is biodegradable and can be produced also in developing countries. 

The latest trends. The fanciest collection. The most hip in sustainable haute couture. 

Get excited. Get inspired. At the GoodFashion Festival in Zurich 2024.

To increase transparency for the consumers, our aim is to have all clothing certified with an ESG Scoring Label (ESL). This ESL informs to what extent ESG criteria have been met - based on the EU's Digital Product Passport (DPP). One trustworthy and officially acknowledge ESG-label.

Changing the way we consume clothing is key to make fashion sustainable. Increase transparency and educate the next-generation is the basis to change this mind-set. We do so by working together with Primary and Secondary Schools.

Recycling of clothing materials is disappointing: only 1% of the materials are used for new garments. Our clear target is to increase it to at least 50% - with new ways & technologies of recycling. 

As an Investor, you tend to look for a unicorn. We might not exactly have a unicorn, but many hidden champions. In the sustainable clothing industry. Gives your investment a greater purpose. 

Viscose, Modal and Lyocell made from woods are all biodegradble materials. Yet their production harms worker and environment. We try to find a way to make the production of Viscose, Modal and Lyocell good for people and the environment.