Learn about how advanced textile machines are shaping the next era of U.S. manufacturing.

Written by Rachel Witte Cotton has been classically bred by human communities in agricultural valleys for millennia. Originally a perennial species, it has been hybridized and transformed into an annu...

Climate Beneficial™ is a holistic verification system that enables farm-traceable connectivity—creating transparent, regenerative impacts to ecosystems and U.S. farming communities. We are future-proo...

American wool has been overlooked in the world of performance textiles— reliable, renewable, and respected by those who know it, yet largely sidelined in an era of fast fashion and synthetic dominance...

An all natural camp pillow crafted with organic cotton and wool, The Woolshire camp pillow brings us back to nature.

Join us at the Fibershed Learning Center in Point Reyes Station, CA for a fun, informative, and hands-on workshop on turning flax to linen

Hike with friends, tune into wildlife of all scales, learn from Damon, and build an environmental lens on sustainable practices and craft!

In this conversation, Emily Oertling shares her journey into academia, the challenges of reshaping fashion education, and the importance of bridging industry expectations with ethical and…

The way we produce and use textiles is at a crossroads. The dominant system is extractive and unsustainable—but what if it didn’t have to be? Woven Futures is a digital zine from Fibershed that…

How farmers, designers, and small brands are reshaping the textile industry through regional collaboration, ethical sourcing, and regenerative practices—proving that a sustainable future for fashion i...

Fashion Our Future · Episode

Designer and shepherd Allison Reilly transforms raw wool into woven fabric, blending artistry with holistic design. From tending sheep to crafting textiles, her work honors the land and the slow,…

The peer-reviewed study detected microplastics in 180 of 182 samples comprising five types of fish and pink shrimp

Bellweather is a school working to heal land with skillfully practiced fire and grazing. Land-tending is not just a practical matter: it is spiritual, philosophical, communal, and ancestral.

Every year, our community honors individuals, farms, and businesses who are making a positive difference in California. Selected from nominations from