Sustainable Denim: Embrace Eco-Friendly Fashion Choices
Building a Greener Wardrobe with Sustainable Denim Choices
The circular economy aims at maintaining, reusing, remanufacturing, and recycling materials to create more value for us and future generations.
With the rise in technological developments, there can be seen a decrease in the drastic effect of denim manufacturing on the environment.
However, to create a sustainable environment it is imperative that a more circular model is adopted in the denim industry.
Moreover, as consumers, it is our role to contribute to developing a circular economy.
Uncover five steps which will help create the Circular Economy.
A) Purchase raw vintage denim or mono-materials. Raw denim is 100% cotton and uses far less water and chemicals during production than dyed denim. Mono-materials (e.g. 100% cotton) ensure that the textile can undergo high-value recycling after you are done using it.
B) Whenever you are shopping, opt for recycled products if it is available in the market. Brands in the market are looking for signals from the market to incorporate recycled content.
C) In order to prolong the life of your jeans, you need to wash less. If you have worn it a couple of times and it is free of stains, keep it in the freezer to kill germs.
D) Repair your jeans. If your jeans are torn, try to mend them by watching YouTube tutorials.
E) Brands like H & M are looking for old clothes, such as old jeans. Send your old jeans for reuse or recycling, or donate them to your local charity shop.
In the future, humans will be able to live affluent lives on a healthy planet with robust and sustainable economies thanks to greater and more optimal utilization of the resources.
But actions must be performed immediately in order for that to be accomplished. Along with the brands, it is also the primary responsibility of the customer to live sustainably by making a sustainable lifestyle choice.
Visit Gartex Texprocess India, a leading textile and garment exhibition in India, held in Pragati Maidan, New Delhi and Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, and learn about the latest technology, cutting-edge equipment, materials, and services in the industry.
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