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 moreFIT’s Natural Dye Garden, established in 2014 and located on the ninth floor rooftop of the Feldman Center, has long […]
Read moreFor the eighth year in a row, FIT students have been accepted to the Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U). […]
Read moreSustainability Awareness Week, October 5 to 9, is a chance to take stock of past achievements in sustainability and plan […]
Read moreBring your own light colored natural textile (silk, wool, cotton) to learn the unique, free form technique of bundle dyeing […]
Read moreA garden grows at FIT (and it grows better with muslin compost). FIT’s Textile Development and Marketing (TDM) Department has […]
Read moreFruits and vegetables grown by local farms will be for sale, plus tours of one of the FIT green roofs […]
Read moreFor the third consecutive year, the highly competitive Clinton Global Initiative University (CGI U) has accepted Commitments to Action developed […]
Read moreSustainability has come full circle at FIT. While the college has a robust sustainability commitment that manifests itself in myriad […]
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