Denim has a water problem. Can this new digital dye solve it?
Culture Index
Score Breakdown
Relevance
14/25
Freshness
8/25
Authority
25/20
Brand Signal
3/15
Depth
6/15
5-Axis Cultural Radar
The classic blue color of denim has an environmental cost: Dyeing a single pair of jeans uses 20 gallons of water and requires industrial chemicals. But a new approach to digital printing re-creates the same look with around 2 tablespoons of water and bio-based dyes. A startup called Wtrlss , now beginning to work with major brands, developed a patented biochemistry dye that’s added directly to ro

