ASOS unveils 'circular' fashion collection

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Online fashion retailer has trained its designers in making its clothing and jewellery more sustainable, recyclable and reusable

Online fashion retailer ASOS has launched a new "circular collection" which it claims use zero waste designs and recycled materials to produce a range of "trend-led" clothing and accessories, it announced...

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