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Introducing Denim Deal Member: Infinity Blue, Emily Gubbay

Participants will gain insight into:

-The technology behind Infinity Blue and its non-toxic indigo recovery process
-How circular colour systems can be integrated into existing denim production
-The role of collaboration in scaling innovations from pilot to industry adoption
-The broader vision of the Denim Deal Innovation Hub in accelerating next-gen solutions

This webinar is an opportunity to discover how design, science, and circular thinking come together to reshape the future of denim—moving from innovation to scalable impact.

What you will learn

This 30-minute session will introduce Infinity Blue—an innovative circular color-sharing solution that reclaims synthetic indigo pigment from denim waste through a natural, non-toxic extraction process. By transforming discarded materials into a reusable source of color, Infinity Blue offers a new perspective on how we design, use, and regenerate color in denim.

The session will explore how rethinking color as a circular resource can unlock new opportunities for reducing environmental impact while maintaining creative and commercial value across the denim value chain.

This webinar is an opportunity to discover how design, science, and circular thinking come together to reshape the future of denim—moving from innovation to scalable impact.

We look forward to welcoming you.

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Become a partner

Join a network of denim industry leaders committed to scaling circularity. Gain access to collaboration opportunities, industry expertise and the tools to drive real change.

Become a member

Join a network of denim industry leaders committed to scaling circularity. Gain access to collaboration opportunities, industry expertise and the tools to drive real change.

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Introducing Denim Deal Member: Infinity Blue, Emily Gubbay

Participants will gain insight into:

-The technology behind Infinity Blue and its non-toxic indigo recovery process
-How circular colour systems can be integrated into existing denim production
-The role of collaboration in scaling innovations from pilot to industry adoption
-The broader vision of the Denim Deal Innovation Hub in accelerating next-gen solutions

This webinar is an opportunity to discover how design, science, and circular thinking come together to reshape the future of denim—moving from innovation to scalable impact.

What you will learn

This 30-minute session will introduce Infinity Blue—an innovative circular color-sharing solution that reclaims synthetic indigo pigment from denim waste through a natural, non-toxic extraction process. By transforming discarded materials into a reusable source of color, Infinity Blue offers a new perspective on how we design, use, and regenerate color in denim.

The session will explore how rethinking color as a circular resource can unlock new opportunities for reducing environmental impact while maintaining creative and commercial value across the denim value chain.

This webinar is an opportunity to discover how design, science, and circular thinking come together to reshape the future of denim—moving from innovation to scalable impact.

We look forward to welcoming you.

This course includes:

No items found.

Assets

No items found.

The instructors

No items found.

Related content

Navigating the labyrinth of sustainable regulations, are you ready?
Denim Deal Framework: Making claims
How to develop a clear strategy and roadmap to scale POCR cotton as a brand?
Understanding Regulation
Denim Deal Framework