Water-Based Apparel Production – Fiber52, PLUVIA, and Dystar Utilize Wet Processing to Decarbonize (TrendHunter.com)

(TrendHunter.com) Wet processing, the stage where fabrics are dyed, bleached, and finished, is one of the most resource-heavy parts of making clothes. It uses huge amounts of water and energy, relies on harmful…(TrendHunter.com) Wet processing, the stage where fabrics are dyed, bleached, and finished, is one of the most resource-heavy parts of making clothes. It uses huge amounts of water and energy, relies on harmful…