Episode 32
Philippe Berlan on the science behind sustainable textile dyeing
EverDye's Philippe Berlan explains how greener chemistry can make fashion manufacturing more sustainable.
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In this episode of Lexicon, we sit down with Philippe Berlan, CEO of EverDye, to explore one of fashion’s biggest environmental challenges: textile dyeing.
With dyeing responsible for a significant share of the industry’s carbon emissions, Philippe explains how new biobased technologies could dramatically reduce energy use, water consumption, and reliance on petrochemicals.
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Meet the Host
Christopher McFadden
Host
Christopher graduated from Cardiff University in 2004 with a Master’s Degree in Geology. Since then, he has worked exclusively within the Built Environment, Occupational Health and Safety, and Environmental Consultancy industries.
He is a qualified and accredited Energy Consultant, Green Deal Assessor, and Practitioner member of IEMA. Chris’s main interests range from Science and engineering to military and ancient history, as well as politics and Philosophy.
Meet the Speakers
Philippe Berlan
CEO of EverDye
Philippe Berlan is the CEO of EverDye, a climate-tech company developing biobased, low-energy dyeing technologies for the textile industry.
With more than 20 years of experience in retail business strategy and digital transformation, he has held leadership roles at major brands including Petit Bateau, Lancel, and La Redoute.
Since joining EverDye in 2024, Philippe has focused on accelerating the adoption of sustainable textile manufacturing solutions aimed at reducing emissions, water consumption, and reliance on petrochemicals.
