Our first story comes from Espoo, Finland where one company aims to transform the textile world and make circularity simple and cost-effective.
Petri Alava used to work in big firms selling everything from gardening tools to magazines while donning ironed suits and leather shoes.
That all changed and he now runs a Finnish start-up, Infinited Fiber, which has made significant investments in a technique that can turn waste textiles into a new clothing fibre saving the waste from being burned or dumped in landfills.
Global companies using the fibre, known as Infinna, currently include Patagonia, H&M, and Inditex, which controls Zara.
Mr Alava describes the material as being of the highest quality and having a natural appearance and feel similar to cotton.