With 170 companies participating, the Material Change Index (MCI) is the largest voluntary peer-to-peer comparison initiative in the textile industry.

This in-depth report focuses on the industry’s supply side, analyzing production volumes, availability and emerging fiber trends.

Under the Climate+ strategic direction, Textile Exchange will be the driving force for urgent climate action with a goal of 35-45% reduced CO2 emissions from textile fiber and material production by 2030.

The 2019 conference was the largest conference on the topic of sustainable textiles ever held in North America with more than 900 industry leaders registered from 48 countries!

Read Textile Exchange’s stance on our 2014 Organic Cotton Life-Cycle Analysis.

Partnership combines expert textile industry group with leading supply chain transparency software platform.

Textile Exchange’s Corporate Fiber & Materials Benchmark (CFMB), formerly known as the Preferred Fiber & Materials Benchmark, is now open! The CFMB will remain open until July 19, 2019.

La Rhea Pepper, Managing Director of Textile Exchange, shares how to go the extra “green” mile.

The 2025 Sustainable Cotton Challenge Report provides information and statistics on the achievements and impacts sustainable cotton programs are having on water, communities, soil quality, biodiversity and social considerations and regulations.

La Rhea Pepper of Textile Exchange sat down with Woman’s Day to discuss her journey with organic cotton  farming and our mission to reduce the impacts of fashion through the use of sustainable farming & organic fibers.

This study draws on the recent reintroduction of cotton to Haiti by the Smallholder Farmers Alliance (SFA) as the basis for mapping out a similar scenario for Puerto Rico.

Leading brands, retailers & suppliers have agreed to collectively address the climate impact of the fashion sector across its entire value chain by launching the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action.

Our 2018 Preferred Fiber and Materials Market Report is a unique analysis of preferred fibers focusing on the industry’s supply side, analyzing production volumes, availability and emerging fiber trends.

The PFM Benchmark has evolved over three years of operation into the largest peer to peer comparison initiative in the sector. 111 companies participated in 2018.

The Textile Exchange Organic Cotton Market Report providing a deep dive into the global production trends, challenges, opportunities and inspiring stories from across the organic cotton sector.