New issue of Inside Denim available now
18/01/2022
This issue, we have an in-depth look into synthetic indigo, as it reaches its 125th anniversary. Chemicals experts explain recent developments, and we also take a look at some bio and natural products that aim to offer an alternative.
We follow mills’ and suppliers’ quests to reduce water consumption and look at some of the products pitching themselves against pumice stones.
We are thrilled to welcome Denham founder Jason Denham as the guest comment. He has long campaigned that jeans are the most sustainable garments and can see fashion turning in denim’s favour once again.
Increasing the availability and usage of post-consumer cotton is the main goal of the ambitious Dutch Denim Deal, which launched in 2020 and is making good progress. A host of participants from different industries are coming together, with government support, to turn an idea into reality.
The CEO of HeiQ tells us how its novel new yarn could be a serious competitor to polyester, Atlantic Mills’ Amrin Sachathep explains that the pandemic has made Thailand a sound sourcing destination, and Berto CEO Flavio Berto offers an insight into his day running the Italian denim mill. Plus, lots more.
We hope you enjoy the issue!
The Inside Denim team
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