Food waste is being remade into fashion

Circular System’s Nichelson, who became interested in using natural materials to create fabric in the 1990s after he walked past a textile facility in Portland, Oregon and nearly passed out from the fumes, is optimistic. “All of our industries need to be retrofitted for real sustainability and become regenerative by nature,” he says, “and it will be better for business.”

Takeaway: Want to support this planet-friendly trend? Search for sustainably produced clothes to buy, and show them off to your friends.

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