Slow Fashion Capstone Project Highlights Four Sustainable Fibers
The 33 students who developed this year’s Textile Development and Marketing capstone project, titled “Farm to Fabric,” describe it […]
Read moreThe 33 students who developed this year’s Textile Development and Marketing capstone project, titled “Farm to Fabric,” describe it […]
Read moreIn the fight against climate change, individual action is important, but upgrading infrastructure makes a much larger impact. This spring, […]
Read moreA team of students from FIT’s School of Business and Technology, representing the United States, developed an innovative retail concept […]
Read moreAt the 18th annual Sustainable Business and Design Conference, April 9 and 10, innovators across the sustainability spectrum shared their […]
Read moreWhen Lorenza Wong took on responsibility for the Textile Development and Marketing capstone course, she rewrote it from scratch. Before this […]
Read moreCreative Technology and Design professors C.J. Yeh and Christie Shin have launched a lifestyle brand that aims to join urbanwear […]
Read moreThe worst of the pandemic may be largely over, but the waste from everyone’s face masks isn’t. Now three Textile […]
Read moreLast fall, The RealReal, an online marketplace for authenticated resale luxury goods, partnered with FIT to offer Fashion Design students […]
Read moreMore than 225 people gathered on Tuesday, December 12, at the UNIQLO Fifth Avenue Global Flagship Store to celebrate the […]
Read moreOn October 26 and 27, FIT’s Exhibition and Experience Design MA program will host the annual Designing for Empathy summit. […]
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