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From this week’s edition of Week/End—our weekly Substack newsletter covering the biggest headlines in sustainable fashion.
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This week’s highlights:
The U.S. cut funding for 70+ global labor programs tied to trade deals
The SEC hit pause on enforcing its climate disclosure rule, leaving it in limbo
Puma’s scaling fiber-to-fiber recycling for tricky blends like polycotton and polyester-elastane with RE&UP
ReBound Returns is turning old shoes into playgrounds—and helping brands meet circularity targets in Europe
Uniqlo launched a 3-year vocational training program for low-income youth in Delhi
Tinder hosted a breakup-themed upcycling event with Sami Miró
Fashion Revolution Brazil launched a re-commerce site for salvaged Atacama Desert clothing
…and more!
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Also this week:
New sustainability jobs from Nike, H&M Group, Arc'teryx, TJX Companies, and more were added to the SFF Job Board.
