Linen, Without the Wrinkles
Linen has long bedeviled designers: The durable, renewable, and sustainable fabric is extremely prone to wrinkling, particularly in the humid […]
Read moreLinen has long bedeviled designers: The durable, renewable, and sustainable fabric is extremely prone to wrinkling, particularly in the humid […]
Read moreFIT announced that model, actress, and activist Amber Valletta has been named the college’s first sustainability ambassador, further solidifying FIT’s […]
Read moreFIT faculty and student research activity has never been more robust. Case in point: The National Science Foundation (NSF) has […]
Read moreDr. Preeti Arya, assistant professor of Textile Development and Marketing, has become a go-to source for journalists writing about performance […]
Read moreKelly Burton, adjunct instructor, International Trade and Marketing and the Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, has been named an associate […]
Read moreFor the eighth year in a row, FIT students have been accepted to the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U). […]
Read moreEach spring, the president’s Sustainability Council honors one member of the FIT community with the Changemaker Award for lifetime contributions […]
Read moreFIT has long attracted students passionate about sustainability, eager to research natural materials and promote earth-friendly practices. This year, students […]
Read moreThe National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) has awarded FIT a $25,000 grant titled “Unconventional Innovation: New Design for a […]
Read moreMuch of the clothing we wear is produced in factories with poor working conditions and few safeguards against pollution. New […]
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