Nov 7, 2025
Why viscose/rayon production is bad for women and environment even if technically bio-degradable.
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Why viscose/rayon production is bad for women and environment even if technically bio-degradable.
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Viscose 08: SOUND
Category is: Baby fashion! Most of these are going to my cousins babies πβ€οΈ fibers used were: Pima cotton, micro acrylic, cotton, polyester/viscose.
Went thrifting for my birthday and had a hell of a time finding "summer" clothes that weren't either all polyester or poly blends, and the one thing I bought that were all cotton (shorts) ended up being too small once I got home (thrift store doesn't let you try on clothes since covid and quite frankly I'm flumoxed as to how I ever thought that was sanitary in the first place). I ended up having to settle for rayon/viscose, which I've never actually worn bc I despise the rayon industry (we have ZERO information on the safety and protections of Asian laborers who produce rayon, so I suspect the process is just as dangerous as when AgnΓ©s Humbert nearly went permanently blind when forced to produce rayon as slave labor in a Nazi prison camp), and I vastly prefer cotton and linen, but since it was used and rayon is kinda breezy I had to capitulate to it
Round 1 - Set 185
Which art piece do you like better?
Moss by Melissa Sammalvaara
Unikko 1964 by Maija Isola for Marimekko.
Left: Moss, 2022 by Melissa Sammalvaara
This art is in copyright, you can access it through the artist instagram, link here or the artist website, link here.
Description: a hanging rug, with a uneven surface made up out of patches of different colors (different hues of green, white, orange, yellow), some parts have fringes hanging down, the very bottom of the rug is not knotted up and instead hangs uneven down. Propaganda: the artwork is a modern interpretation of traditional finnish ryijy form (rya rugs)
Moss, 2022 by Melissa Sammalvaara. Wool, cotton, mohair, linen, polyester, polyamide, paper, alpaca, viscose. The art is 70 x 120 cm.
Right: Unikko, 1964 by Maija Isola for Marimekko
The art is in copyright, you can access it through the shop website of Marimekko, link here.
Description: A repeating pattern of stylized poppies.
Propaganda: the motive can be found on so many things, from wikipedia commons, here it is on a car, here on a plane, here on some mugs, and here on a dress.
Unikko 1964 by Maija Isola for Marimekko.
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At present, viscose textiles are made of biomass from the forest, and there is no such thing as fully recycled viscose. Researchers have now
At present, viscose textiles are made of biomass from the forest, and there is no such thing as fully recycled viscose. Researchers at Lund University in Sweden have now succeeded in making new viscose -- from worn-out cotton sheets. Old textiles around the world end up at the rubbish tip and are often burned. In Sweden, they are generally burned to produce district heating. Extensive development work is being conducted to give old clothes and textiles a worthier end. The planet really needs recycled textiles, as it takes a lot of energy, water and land to cultivate cotton and other plant sources for textiles.
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Done! i actualy maged to finish it this weekend!
