Sustainability, Recycling and up cycling samples


At the moment, only a few communities have textile recycling programs. This means that about 80 percent of textile waste goes to landfills, where it occupies about 5 percent of the space. Since 95 percent of post- consumer textiles are in fact recyclable, there should be enough reason to take measures in this direction, but before even reaching the end of a garment,s useful life, there are other methods that can help the industry become more sustainable. Sustainability can not start at the end of garment,s life cycle but must be approached at every step of the design process. The best eco-friendly and sustainable fashion brands pursue this goal from the very beginning.


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