So the brand will have discount their inventory, or worse, throw them away. Unspun—founded in 2015 by Stanford alums Beth Esponnette, Walden Lam, and Kevin Martin—wants to transform the system.

San Francisco Bay area startup Unspun is the new face of the movement to cut down on emissions and waste in fashion. Its newest assignment: making work chinos for Walmart on its 3D weaving machines.

This crisis has drawn the attention of fashion technology firm Unspun, which has been investigating how it can alleviate the pain points that are causing high such levels of waste. Though the B ...

But clickbait clothing, it is not. Four Eckhaus Latta looks incorporate a collaboration with Unspun, an Oakland, California-based fashion technology company. The firm worked with Eckhaus to ...

The next pair of chinos you buy from Walmart might be sewn by a 3-D weaving machine. In collaboration with San Francisco-based Unspun, a technology fashion company, the omnichannel retailer is ...

That’s the goal of denim unspun, an apparel startup that uses a 3-D body scanner to generate virtual customer avatars made up of 100,000 data points to produce custom-fit jeans. After being ...

The fashion tech firm Unspun is expanding from body-scanning technology into 3D weaving manufacturing. The Collina Strada collaborator announced the close of a $14 million Series A funding round ...

Found on one of Sheung Wan’s restaurant and cafe-brimming slopes, denim company unspun opened its doors to its first physical location in Hong Kong – offering its latest technology for ...