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On this week's episode, Ayana Ames, Sustainability R&D Associate at Sew Valley, joins us to talk about SV Shred — their zero waste program turning production scraps into fiber fill, upcycled materials, and experimental fiberboards. We dig into how a Cincinnati nonprofit garment factory is diverting a thousand-plus pounds of textile waste a year, building local partnerships to keep scraps in circulation, and even testing homemade cassava glue on the road to biodegradable fiberboard.
To learn more about the guests featured on this episode, please visit: sewvalley.org
And thank you to this episode's sponsor Fashion Reframe, visit them at fashionreframe.com.
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