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Denim maker pushes for greener supply chains

23/07/2019

Turkish denim manufacturer Isko held a two-day seminar at one of its Italian bases to help brands better understand fabrics and finishes. Companies including Timberland, Diesel and Guess attended the talks in Castelfranco Veneto and a tour of the ‘laundry’ of washing partner Everest, where they learnt more about the latest dyeing and finishing...

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