Every product is carefully selected by our editors. If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Repairing a rip in your rain jacket can save you a ton of coin, and it’s better for the ...

When you rip clothing, you either have to go get it repaired, repair it yourself, or sigh heavily and toss it out. You’re lucky if you have the tools necessary to repair torn fabrics, or just have all ...

Clothing of the future could have the ability to repair itself after a tear – all you need to do is add water. Researchers have developed a coating for textiles that can heal itself, and neutralize ...

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Clothing and other textiles are winding up in landfills at ever-increasing rates, but in a recent Goodwill project, funded by the San Francisco Environment Department, more than 700 garments were ...

When moths ate a hole through Sharon Kravitz's favourite sweater, she thought it was a gonner. Kravitz had found the red wool cardigan with a black and white patterned stripe at Value Village about ...