Referencing Historical Practices and Emergent Technologies in the Future Development of Sustainable Textiles: A Case Study Exploring “Ardil”, a UK-Based Regenerated Protein Fibre
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regenerated fibres; regenerated protein fibres; waste; circular economy; valorisation; garment industry; manmade fibres; textile processing; textile history; Ardil;All these keywords.
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