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Data-backed textile solutions eligible for new funds

03/02/2023

Applications for grants of between $50,000 and $250,000 per year to help fund emissions-reducing solutions are being sought by the Apparel Impact Institute, which administers the $250 million Fashion Climate Fund.

Lead funders, first announced last June, include activewear brand Lululemon and the Schmidt family foundation, in addition to fashion group H&M and its own foundation.

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