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Camille Tagle assumes interim executive director role at Fabscrap

Fabscrap’s co-founder and creative director Camille Tagle has officially stepped into the interim executive director role at the non-profit organisation that provides fabric reuse and recycling services following the departure of founder and chief executive Jessica Schreiber. In a statement, Fabscrap said that Tagle will assume the temporary...

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Fabscrap founder to step down as chief executive

Fabscrap, the non-profit organisation that works with the fashion, interior design, and entertainment industries to recycle and reuse fabric waste, has announced that founder Jessica Schreiber will step down from her role as chief executive in July. Camille Tagle, Fabscrap’s co-founder and creative director, will step in immediately upon...

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Nordstrom provides grant funding for textile recycling

Nordstrom Inc. has announced its sustainability initiatives, including grant funding for textile recycling and flighting climate change, along with reducing its carbon footprint and eliminating plastic gift cards. Nordstrom stated it is committed to contributing 1 million dollars in corporate grants to support industry innovation for textile...

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Urban Outfitters to address commercial textile waste with FabScrap

Urban Outfitters, Inc. are partnering with FabScrap to reduce the fashion industry’s impact on the planet by helping the organisation expand with a working capital grant. The retail group started working with FabScrap in 2019 as part of its efforts to reduce waste in its supply chain. The non-profit helped Urban Outfitters, Inc. to recycle...

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In New York, one non-profit looks to combat textile waste

The fashion industry generates tons of fabric waste each year, notably in New York -- one of the world's shopping capitals and host twice a year to runway shows, a major contributor to the wider problem. Enter Fabscrap, a non-profit organization dedicated to recycling and reusing textiles that are unsuitable for donation. Every day, 3,000 pounds...