Sustainable Talks with N&N

Why Italian leather is very popular?

Luca Boltri from the Italian Leather Association will tell us who they manage to do this

They manage about 140 tanneries in Italy

They support train them to make sure they are not only at the highest standards of sustainability but also of quality and innovation

Leather in China is not yet sustainable, most of the time

Francis and Jorgen have a goal, to make the Chinese leather industry more sustainable

And not only, they also want to create awareness to the Asian customers to make a more conscious choice 

Not easy job, but for sure valuable and futuristic

Can we make a material out of mushrooms?

apparently yes, and one more things...

is not only a material but a complete Supply Chain

to grow the material directly in the share 

Aniela, founder of MycoTEX will explain us how

Can a Far East tannery be sustainable?

Is true, there are not many.

In this podcast Asad will explain us how a Pakistan Tannery need to be the best in class in all the aspects to make the difference

Interview with Hannes Parth, the Founder of Frumat and the Appleskin

Appleskin is an innovative material that is similar to Polyurethane but sobstitute until 50% of the petrol impact

A journey of 12 year that finally bring him to the highest level of fashion materials

Carl Flach, Sr. Director of Operation and Sustainability in ISA tech, one of the biggest leather group in the world

They have tanneries in 3 continents, Asia, USA and Europe and they always did sustainability without knowing

The best example how efficiency improvement can drive sustainability with cost saving, instead of cost adding

Interview with Rob Price, a NYC based handbags designer that worked for the biggest brands around as Coach and Michael Kors

He will drive us to discover how is it possible to design a sustainable products with the right mindset and end in mind

WE will touch base also on 3D ,  Innovative materials and more

Interview with the Deborah Taylor, Managing Director of Sustainable Leather Foundation

She worked 5 years for the Leather Working Group, the biggest worldwide organisation, when we talk about tannery certification

Yes leather can be sustainable when treated in the right way, but how do we explain this to the final customer?

Sustainability and innovation with Panos Mytaros, the CEO of ECCO Leather the more experimental tannery in the world

We talk about the environmental impact and traceability of leather to make some clarity

The latest material that are coming out and the future of the leather and non leather industry

Fashion can be more sustainable

Interview with the Jarno Tagliarini, CEO of one of the leading company Coronet

We will look into the good and bad of this material and what is the future of it