Denim Special Edition
Visit Carved in Blue, a blog produced and curated by the denim team at Lenzing.
© Tricia Carey
THE NEXT STEPS FOR SUSTAINABILITY AT KINGPINS AMSTERDAM
The return on investments in science, creativity and people were evident at Kingpins Amsterdam and Transformers, where sustainability was the leading story for almost all of the denim mills.
© Atlantic Mills
ATLANTIC MILLS KEEPS DENIM TRIED AND TRUE
For Atlantic Mills Thailand Company (AMC), a top-tier, high fashion denim fabric maker, research and development is what keeps the company ahead of the game and able to offer what’s in high demand and deliver on denim functionality – all with as little impact on the environment as possible.
© Valencia College of Art
DESIGN STUDENTS PUSH THEIR IDEAS FAR BEYOND THE UBIQUITOUS PAIR OF JEANS
By working with students from Valencia College of Art’s Fashion Co-Design and Sustainability Master’s program, Lenzing gives future fashion designers and denim consumers the chance to show the textile community their vision of tomorrow’s denim.
© Tricia Carey
ONE YEAR AFTER THE CARVED IN BLUE INDUSTRY DEBUT
As we look back on the past year, this is the original article from May 2016 about the launch of the Carved in Blue blog. From creative coverage on mills that make some of the world’s most-wanted denim to key insights from brands bringing novel denim made with Lenzing Modal® and TENCEL® branded fibers to the market, Carved in Blue will serve as a prime platform to share the stories of those whose roots run deep with denim.
© Bill Curtin
BPD WASHHOUSE GOES RETAIL WITH NEW NOLITA POP-UP
With a washhouse, an expo, classes and a wealth of knowledge on denim, it’s little surprise a pop-up shop was next in Bill Curtin’s sights. As of last month, the owner of BPD Washhouse has a pop-up shop at 55 Spring St. in New York’s Nolita neighborhood.