Environmental sustainability, which considers the tradeoff between economic productivity
and environmental impact, is an important perspective in product decisions for textiles and …

The production of cotton textiles involves cotton cultivation, ginning, spinning, weaving,
knitting, dyeing, finishing, cutting and sewing. It consumes large quantities of freshwater …

The fashion industry is highly responsible for critical environmental problems and the sector
is increasingly aware of the urgent need to embark on a sustainable transition. Materials …

Cotton jeans with huge market demand have a great potential negative impact on the
ecological environment, especially in terms of climate change and water depletion. Given …

The environmental impacts of the fashion industry have been aroused wide concerns. The
globalization and fragmentation of the textile and fashion system have led to the uneven …

This work evaluates wheat straw, switchgrass, and hemp hurd as potential alternatives for
producing dissolving pulp using sulfur dioxide (SO 2)-ethanol-water (SEW) pulping. The …

The depth and breadth of the climate crisis is well known, all sectors, industry, government
and the individual have the potential to reduce emissions to slow or stop catastrophic …

In this paper, within the framework of increasing the contributions to sustainable
development goals and reducing the water footprint, the sustainable production potential of …

The utilization of post-consumer waste (PCW) in the textile industry has gained significant
attention as a sustainable approach towards reducing waste and conserving resources. This …

In recent years, the entire fashion industry has been striving to develop in a more
sustainable way. As the starting and crucial link of fashion product development, the process …