Swedish fashion brand H&M has partnered with carbon capture company LanzaTech to create garments made from captured emissions and combining them with the brand’s own DryMove technology—a trademarked material that is designed to pull away moisture from the skin and keeps it dry and comfortable.
According to the United Nations Environment Program, the fashion industry's reliance on plastics for fabrics and textiles contributes 2% to 8% of global carbon emissions. To lower such emissions, numerous shops have experimented with new goods and supply chain adjustments.
