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Synthetic fibers, including polyester and polyamide, have a bad name when it comes to sustainability. But even these notoriously environmentally harmful fabrics can be produced in a more thoughtful manner that reduces harm – through recycling and creating versions that are biodegradable. What are synthetic fibers?
Synthetic fibers, including polyester and polyamide, have a bad name when it comes to sustainability. But even these notoriously environmentally harmful fabrics can be produced in a more thoughtful manner that reduces harm – through recycling and creating versions that are biodegradable.
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