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Goldwin trials algorithmic zero-waste design

04/11/2022
Goldwin trials algorithmic zero-waste design

A collaboration between two Goldwin-operated brands, The North Face Japan and Neutralworks, plus Keio University spin-out Synflux, which specialises in algorithmic zero-waste design, has resulted in activewear it is calling Syn-Grid.

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