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The Fabric Getting a Bigger, Greener Footprint

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A company that makes tree-free viscose, the soft, fluid fiber behind so much of what ends up on a hanger, has laid out a new plan to scale up its business. The aim is to get a more sustainable version of that material into wider production. No figures or dates were disclosed, only the direction the company intends to move in: bigger, and made a different way.

With reporting from WWD.

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