Wenjinhan Chen

Design Futures (MDes)
10055932@network.rca.ac.uk
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1.Sustainable development becomes the mainstream 2.More residents in first-tier cities demand health, personalization and comfort 3.Fabric and fiber technology is undergoing iteration 4.Policies supporting clothing become more sustainable
1.Sustainable development becomes the mainstream 2.More residents in first-tier cities demand health, personalization and comfort 3.Fabric and fiber technology is undergoing iteration 4.Policies supporting clothing become more sustainable
Trend changes in sustainable textiles over the next decade
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Experimental process and testing of biological dyes and biological fabrics (abridged)
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Design Prototype for a Future Bio-textile Processing Plant
1.Sustainable development becomes the mainstream 2.More residents in first-tier cities demand health, personalization and comfort 3.Fabric and fiber technology is undergoing iteration 4.Policies supporting clothing become more sustainable

About

With a background in fashion management, Wenjinhan Chen is currently a postgraduate student at the Royal College of Art (RCA), focusing on the intersection of fabric design and bio-design, and is passionate about the future development of sustainable textile materials and bio-dyes.

His current research project focuses on exploring new possibilities for sustainable fabrics in terms of health, comfort and environmental protection through the integration of bio-bacteria-dyes and functional fabrics. The project aims to promote sustainable Textile that fulfil the wearer’s experience while being both skin-healthy and environmentally friendly.

Through this research, Wen jinhan hopes to redefine the role of wearable textiles in the future – not only as an expression of external aesthetics, but also as an innovative vehicle to support personal health and ecological resilience.

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