CHANGE IS IN THE AIR? How ironing can be part of a sustainable solution.
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Neonyt – Podcast for Fashion, Sustainability & Innovation
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Clothing and fabrics need care and usually have to be ironed. This is not only a stay-at-home dads' or housewives' nightmare, but also one of the last important steps in the textile industry. Christoph Veit is the third generation of the Veit family business, a specialist for textile care in the clothing industry. In a short presentation, he gives us an industry insight - from automatic finishing to textile care to sharing economy. Listen to the 15-minute podcast and find out what role irons can play in achieving more sustainability.
This podcast episode was recorded at Neonyt in January.
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