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Buying Eco Fabrics for Fashion Start-ups with Chris Walker

46 Sustainable Textile Sources

Chris WalkerSeries: Overseas Apparel Manufacturing
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Duration
2h 10m
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Findaway Voices

About

Where can you buy Eco fabric? What exactly is Eco fabric? Do the terms Eco and sustainable mean the same thing? I share my research about what is Eco and introduce you to Eco standards and certifying bodies that validate your supply chain. I introduce you to 46 sources of Eco fabrics who can ship the fabric to Vietnam, where I live, for garment production. I explain why most fabrics like cotton, bamboo, hemp, wool and silk are not 100% Eco. My journey started because many people ask me about sourcing Eco fabrics in Vietnam and I did not know what makes a fabric Eco and I did not know where to buy them. Now I know and I'd like to share my insider knowledge with you.

Related Subjects

  • Fashion
  • Crafts & Hobbies
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • Fashion & Style
  • Self-Help

Extended Details

  • SeriesOverseas Apparel Manufacturing #2

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    Chris WalkerAuthor
    Chris WalkerReader