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Ralph Lauren-led partnership designs zero-wastewater dyeing system

23/03/2021
Ralph Lauren-led partnership designs zero-wastewater dyeing system

Fashion group Ralph Lauren Corp has introduced a dyeing system that it claims is the first scalable zero-wastewater cotton dyeing system. Color on Demand is a new system composed of a set of technologies that will enable the recycling and reuse of all water from the dyeing process. Ralph Lauren worked with material sciences group Dow,...

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