CLOTHING/FABRICS/BEDDING

NOW AVAILABLE FOR SALE AS AN AMAZON KINDLE DOWNLOAD:
Fabrics For Better Living: Natural Threads To Support People and Planet
A new project produced by Cascade Digital Works, an online marketing and media production company
Written and designed by John Jordan-Cascade, edited by Emily Matlock

"The Fabric of Our Lives: Natural Threads To Support People and Planet" delves into the fascinating world of natural fibers to uncover their myriad benefits, extending far beyond mere fashion statements. The book explores the environmental impact of five natural fibers: hemp, linen, bamboo, organic cotton, and wool. It will also showcase how their biodegradable nature and sustainable production processes are crucial in our search for better health and the fight against environmental degradation.

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"Killer Clothes" by Dr. Brian Clement and Dr. Anna Maria Clement – This book discusses how certain clothing can be hazardous to health, highlighting the benefits of natural fibers and organic clothing.

"Overdressed: The Shockingly High Cost of Cheap Fashion" by Elizabeth L. Cline
This book explores the fast fashion industry's impact on the environment, the economy, and society. It delves into how cheap manufacturing and lower quality fabrics contribute to a cycle of environmental degradation.

"Eco-Friendly Textile Dyeing and Finishing" edited by Melih Günay – Focusing on the eco-friendly aspects of textile processing, this book discusses the health and environmental impacts of textile dyeing and finishing processes.

"Sustainable Fibres for Fashion Industry" - Vol. 1 - edited by Subramanian Senthilkannan Muthu and Miguel Angel Gardetti – This book offers insights into sustainable fibers in the fashion industry, discussing their environmental and health impacts.

"Hemp: American History Revisited" by Robert Deitch – This book delves into the historical significance of hemp and its impact on American culture and industry.

"Linen: From Flax Seed to Woven Cloth" by Linda Heinrich – A comprehensive guide on linen, detailing everything from its history, cultivation of flax, to the art of weaving linen.

"Bamboo: The Plant and its Uses" edited by Walter Liese and Michael Köhl – This book covers various aspects of bamboo, including its biology, cultural significance, and uses in different industries.

"Organic Cotton: From Field to Final Product" edited by Dorothy Myers and Sue Stolton – A detailed book that covers the entire supply chain of organic cotton, highlighting its environmental and social benefits.

"The Fleece & Fiber Sourcebook" by Deborah Robson and Carol Ekarius - This comprehensive book offers an in-depth look at more than 200 different animal fibers, including wool. It provides valuable insights into the different types of wool, their characteristics, and why they are beneficial for clothing.