FLOCK 2025

On September 26th, we gathered once again for FLOCK - a vibrant celebration of regional and regenerative textile production!

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Laura Sansone
Carbon Farm Tour 2025!

On September 13th, we hosted the 6th Annual Carbon Farm Tour in collaboration with the New York Fibershed- an event that brings together farmers, textile professionals, and fiber enthusiasts for in-depth conversations on carbon farming, regional fiber production, and sustainable design.

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Fibershed Standards doc

This July, Fibershed released their Climate Beneficial Verified Standard. The document defines the verification program for Climate Beneficial fibers (cotton and wool), explaining how farms qualify, what practices are required, how outcomes are measured, and how fiber is tracked through the supply chain.

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Laura Sansone
2024 Carbon Farm Tour Film

The Carbon Farm Tour is an event organized by New York Textile Lab in collaboration with New York Textile Month. It invites designers to visit farms that are part of the Lab's carbon farm network, which focuses on regenerative farming practices aimed at sequestering carbon in the soil to help mitigate climate change.

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Laura Sansone
2022 New York Textile Month Carbon Farm Tour

The Carbon Farm Tour, organized by the New York Textile Lab, is a comprehensive event that combines education, sustainability practices, and hands-on insights into regenerative farming and climate-beneficial fiber production. The tour features speakers Gibson Durford and Stacy Chavez.

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Laura Sansone
Wool Shepherding / Laura Sansone, New York Textile Lab. WHF - From Farm to Fabric to Fashion

Laura Sansone, founder of New York Textile Lab, talks at the World Hope Forum and shared her work promoting sustainable, regionally sourced textile systems that prioritize climate-beneficial fibers and local, regenerative practices. Laura talks about hoe by moving designers to the beginning of the textile value chain, the Carbon Farm Network fosters collaborations with farms practicing biodiversity and carbon farming, aiming to create a circular, bioregional textile network.

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