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Hey, I hope you're doing well. This is a mini Bloom Tuesday episode on Green Dreamer podcast,

and today I'm going to share with you three disruptive, innovative projects

helping our fashion industry become more sustainable. I call them disruptive because they have

potential to scale. And when they do, they can be absolute game changers for the fashion system.

Just to give you a little bit of a background context into our first project, back in 1960,

97% of our fibers came from plants and animals, which means that most of what we made in terms of textiles,

assuming that most of the dyes used were also natural and no toxic chemicals were used,

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