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2026 | 03 | 12 The Biggest Barrier to Textile Recycling? Disassembly Vogue Business examines garment disassembly as the main barrier to scaling textile recycling. Manteco is cited for Prato's cenciaioli, who sort clothes by colour, quality and composition: over 1.3 million kilograms of textiles were processed this way in 2023.
2025 | 11 | 03 Manteco on PAMBIANCO NEWS Annunciata la collaborazione tra Dynamo The Good Company e Manteco: la giacca tecnica Scott, realizzata con la lana rigenerata MWool, colorata senza tinture aggiuntive grazie al processo Recype.
2025 | 04 | 24 Good Talks: Circularity, Considered The CFDA recaps a Good Talks panel on circularity hosted with Theory in New York. Marco Mantellassi described Manteco's approach: recycling with quality, traceability, certifications and mechanical processes using less water and energy.
2025 | 02 | 06 Material World: Milano Unica Edition A roundup of material innovations around Milano Unica in February 2025, from the Italian debut of Spiber's Brewed Protein to Manteco's collaboration with Shima Seiki on circular knitwear, with comments from the company.
2025 | 01 | 31 Manteco svela a Milano Unica l’arte delle armature tessili Manteco annuncia per Milano Unica un'Experience Area dedicata all'arte delle armature tessili, con telai e microscopi a disposizione dei visitatori, e presenta le collezioni primavera-estate 2026 incentrate su lino e fibre naturali.
2024 | 11 | 07 Can Made in Italy withstand climate change? Vogue Business looks at how increasingly extreme weather threatens Italy's fashion supply chains and how brands and suppliers must adapt, including a visit to Manteco's mill and its work with recycled wool.
2024 | 10 | 31 Regulations are weighing down Made in Italy Vogue Business examines how incoming EU regulations depend on suppliers and why Italian manufacturers feel the top-down approach slows progress; co-CEO Matteo Mantellassi comments and Manteco's QR code is cited.
2024 | 03 | 07 When length matters: wool carbon footprint’s impact Lampoon examines how fibre length affects the carbon footprint of wool, comparing worsted and woollen processing. It cites a Politecnico di Torino study carried out with Manteco showing a much lower footprint for woollen wool, and Manteco's ReviWool noils.

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