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Bamboo is a renewable fast-growing plant that requires little maintenance and has a wide range of applications from textiles to construction materials. It grows without the need for chemicals or fertilizer, and it releases oxygen into the atmosphere. Bamboo is very strong and bamboo fabric is inherently hypoallergenic, anti-static and has antimicrobial properties. There are a range of processes for converting the cellulose plant fiber into fabric, both with chemicals and alternatives.

Capable of decomposing rapidly typically through specialized facilities which create conditions to rapidly decompose biodegradable materials or components.

This support group monitors the complex journey of materials from factory to final product. The bluesign® team includes experts in chemistry and textile production, as well as specialists who oversee a robust system of factory auditing and certification. Companies can request an assessment and if they meet the bluesign® criteria are able to use the bluesign® label on their material or product. The team "bluesign" comes from the name of a Swiss group called bluesign® technologies. To learn more visit: www.bluesign.com/en

Renewable material sourced from bark of cork oak trees. After the cork is harvested from the tree bark it regenerates. The tree not only continues to live after the cork is harvested, it can be harvested approx. every 9-12 years, throughout its life which can be anywhere from 150 to 300 years.

Range of certifications for eco responsible forestry products: from sustainable forest management to chain of custody (sustainability from source through manufacturing). To learn more visit fsc.org/en

Takes the best of various international textile and organic standards throughout the organic fibre life cycle (from growth to harvest, manufacturing to store shelves everything from the raw material, to chemicals, to quality of working conditions), combined into one internationally recognized body. Uses third party verification to promote reliability and trust. To learn more visit global-standard.org/

Voluntary standards for 3rd party sources to verify recycled claims throughout product or material life cycle. Verifies everything from sourcing, harvesting and production. Focus on 5 key textile materials: Organic Cotton, Recycled Polyester, Biosynthetics, (MMCF) Manmade Cellulose Fibers, Animal Fibers and Materials. To learn more visit textileexchange.org/standards/recycled-claim-standard-global-recycled-standard/

Made from fibres found on exterior of the Cannabis Sativa plant. Hemp requires little cultivation, needs significantly less water than cotton to grow, requires no pesticides and produces more fibre than cotton. Hemp growth is also inherently adaptable to a range of climate conditions. It's ideal in crop rotation for its ease at adapting to land used for other purposes before, and leaves nutrients for ease of growing other things after. The raw material can also be used to make bioplastics. Hemp is often combined with other materials such as cotton for a softer feel or to more easily take dye. Raw hemp fibre is also compostable.

Fibre produced from cellulose from eucalyptus tree pulp. Eucalyptus is fast-growing and requires little to no chemicals or irrigation. It can grow on land no longer capable of growing food. The fabrication process requires no toxic chemicals and other agents used in the process are recyclable and create limited emissions. The textile is breathable, easy to dye, and can be mixed with other fabrics for different hand feels and finishes. Considered a sustainable fibre when sourced from sustainably managed forests and transparent supply chains. The fibre is also both recyclable and degradable in waste treatment plants. Tencel ® is a brand name for Lyocell fibres from Lenzing AG Corporation, well known for its commitment to sustainable practices. www.lenzing.com/products/tenceltm

Tracing the use of harmful substances throughout the lifecycle of textiles and leather goods. This label indicates the product is free from harmful substances, and was produced using sustainable manufacturing practices and socially responsible work conditions. They also provide an online directory to search for OEKO-TEX certified products and manufacturers. To Learn more visit www.oeko-tex.com/en/our-standards/made-in-green-by-oeko-tex

Cotton produced without the use of genetically modified seeds in planting, grown without chemicals or pesticides (which helps reduce global warming), harvested and processed using fair labor and work conditions (including energy and emissions). In addition, organic cotton is produced using less water than non-organic cotton. There are a range of global standards and we've included any applicable global standard when provided by our Suppliers.

Non-profit organization focused on helping establish international standards for sustainable forest management. PEFC certified cork campaign in partnership with PEFC Spain helps organizations maintain sustainable cork production and educate the world about cork sustainability. To learn more visit: www.pefc.org

The EPA defines reclaimed materials as "Waste materials and byproducts that have been recovered or diverted from the waste stream for reuse."

The EPA defines recycling as "the process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as trash and turning them into new products. Recycling can benefit your community, the economy and the environment."

Products can be made of pre- or post-consumer recycled materials or a combination. Pre-consumer means materials recovered in the manufacturing process and re-used in manufacturing. Post-consumer means recyclables collected from consumers or businesses through a recycling program. Recycled water bottles are an example of a post-consumer recycled product.

Material or process that replaces or replenishes itself repeatedly throughout its lifetime.

rPET stands for recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate, or recycled PET. PET is a strong, durable and recyclable material that is used for everything from soda bottles to textiles. Repreve ® is a brand name for recycled polyester made by Unifi ®, a leading global textile solutions company.

The EPA defines sustainability as "Everything that we need for our survival and well-being depends, either directly or indirectly, on our natural environment."

Organization that vets organic claims as an objective 3rd party and provides tools for the textile industry to use their findings. Also helps provide organic farmers with access to the larger global market. Note this standard is voluntary. To learn more visit textileexchange.org/standards/organic-content-standard/

Cotton produced with full transparency in supply chain. Emphasis on sustainability and Fair Labor. To learn more visit cottonusa.org/

Durable textile designed to look, feel and wear like leather but made of either petroleum or plant-based materials. Recent trends indicate significant growth in the plant-derived materials.