The clothing industry is a significant contributor to environmental degradation. Many life
cycle assessment (LCA) studies have been conducted to analyse its environmental impacts …

Since the late twentieth century, the global fashion industry has been increasingly
embracing the business model known as fast fashion. Characterised by rapid production …

Value streams for collected post-consumer textiles continue to be analyzed within the global
challenge to develop and employ commercially viable, yet ethical and sustainable strategies …

The practices of reuse and repurposing as sustainability measures are on the rise,
particularly in the Global North, emphasizing environmental sustainability. In the Global …

The clothing industry is among the most polluting and waste-generating industries in the
world, and it is responsible for the release of large amounts of greenhouse gases. The …

Textile waste currently contributes about 780,000 tonnes of waste to landfill in Australia
alone. Within landfill, biodegradable textiles take multiple years to decompose and most …

As a result of harmful textile production, sustainability has become the movement by which
the apparel industry explores solutions to improve procedures in fashion design to maintain …

An important aspect of the future of fashion design is eco-fashion. The first aim of this study
was to understand how personal attitude affects fashion designers in pursuing eco-fashion …

The textile and clothing supply chain is one of the longest, most intricate, dispersed and
globally stretched systems with less transparent manufacturing processes. A gamut of …

The current fashion textiles industry is based on an outdated, exploitative system that
encourages fast consumption, generates huge amounts of textile waste, creates toxic …