The shoes made of cactus leather have proved the feasibility and fashion of completely animal-free leather.

Fabric warms up to operating temperature in just 40 seconds, ensuring heat distribution across the entire surface of the fabric.

Kering Group, a French luxury giant, announced it will ban the use of animal fur throughout the Group.

On September 10, 2021, Luolai Home Textiles started the first step of environmental program and announced a new cooperation with Lenzing Group in Austrian, a supplier of raw materials at the Spring/Summer 2022 Ordering Meeting of Luolai Home Textiles.

3D printing allows more flexibility.

Fashion manufacturing is now the world's second largest polluter after oil and the world's second largest water user. COLOMBO, as the creator of noble fabrics, has already started an inexhaustible exploration on sustainable fashion.

Naomi Osaka, winner of four women's singles Grand Slam events, became famous because of dominant performances for her amazing service 125/mph in U.S. Open and Australian Open, which is equal to the explosive power of hurricane. As a rising tennis idol, she is a unique girl, freedom of dress and expression and fond of fashion design. Levi's ®, together with Naomi Osaka, launches Levi's ® x Naomi Osaka Special Series to create eco-friendly Denim in autumn 2021, and convey the charm and aesthetics of Denim from a new perspective.

Gucci, an Italian luxurious brand subordinated to Kering Group, issues its first Environmental and Social Impact Report, which overviews actions with positive changes to human beings and earth from Planet to People, with an emphasis on the progress made on environment.

The number of mangoes imported by Netherland accounts for more than half of the total European imports. But due to the logistics or storage environment, it has caused some waste as well as certain negative impacts. Fruitleather, the Netherland Startup has already put forward a new idea aiming to this knot: recollect these discarded mangoes to make into the "vegan leather".

On July 5, 2021, Sateri, as one of the world's largest recycled cellulose fiber manufacturers, participated in the latest round of financing of 30 million euros completed by textile fiber technology group IFC (Infinited Fiber Company), to further deepen its cooperation with IFC. Besides existing investors such as Sateri, the round of financing has attracted a number of well-known transnational enterprises such as Adidas and Bestseller Fashion.