Rethinking what we wear, one fabric at a time.
EcoFabric Lab is a student-led project on sustainable clothing: writing about how textiles are made and thrown away, running hands-on workshops, and collecting good clothes for people who need them.
Read the writings Support a driveEssays and notes
Published on LinkedIn first; likes and comments live there. Open a card to read it here.
Project Hail Mary and the real engineering behind the polyhedral space suit
Fireflies don't need batteries: could our clothes glow the way nature does?
The hair on the salon floor is one of our most overlooked natural fibres
Packaging is quietly becoming fashion's biggest innovation space
A torn jacket may not need a needle: self-healing textiles, learned from nature
Donating clothes gives them a second life, but the journey is more complicated than a new wardrobe
Hands-on sessions
A few a year, kept small so everyone gets their hands on the fabric. Schools and community groups can write in to host one.
Upcoming
No workshop scheduled right now. Follow on LinkedIn to hear about the next one, or write in if your school would like to host one.
Past workshops
Past workshops will appear here.
Clothes that last, for people who need them
Each drive has one goal, one deadline and a public ledger. Money buys durable, natural-fibre clothing; good used clothes are collected and distributed directly.
No drive is running right now. The next one will be announced here and on LinkedIn.
Completed drives
Completed drives will appear here.