Fashion Revolution: Systemic Design
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Fashion Revolution is a global movement calling for greater transparency, sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry. It aims to radically change how clothes are sourced, produced and purchased so that what people wear is made in a safe, clean and fair way. Over the years, Fashion Revolution has used events, campaigns and resources to educate people and put pressure on brands, and it is starting to have an impact as some brands are becoming more transparent about their supply chains and some factories are improving working conditions. However, more still needs to be done to transform the entire fashion system.
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Moreover, UK clothing manufacturers are raising awareness among consumers about the environmental impact of fast fashion. They are transparent about their sustainability efforts, sharing information on their websites and product labels. By educating consumers and encouraging them to make conscious purchasing decisions, manufacturers are fostering a shift towards a more sustainable fashion culture.
Furthermore, clothing manufacturers are investing in research and development to explore alternative materials and technologies. They are experimenting with innovative fabrics made from recycled materials, such as plastic bottles and discarded textiles. Manufacturers are also exploring sustainable alternatives to conventional dyes and finishes, aiming to minimize the use of toxic chemicals and reduce water pollution.
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- 15. MAKE FASHION CIRCULAR Make Fashion Circular drives collaboration between industry leaders and other key stakeholders to create a textiles economy fit for the 21st century. Its ambition is to ensure clothes are made from safe and renewable materials, new business models increase their use, and old clothes are turned into new. This new textiles economy would benefit business, society, and the environment.
- 16. SPINDYE By adding the pigment to the spinning solution, prior to extrusion, the pigment becomes a homogenous part of the fiber. The dirty and environmentally hazardous process of dyeing is eliminated from the production process.
- 17. REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE “Agriculture really represents the best chance that we have of mitigating and ending the climate crisis.. The science is saying that if we converted all industrialized agriculture to regenerative, organic practices, we could sequester all the world’s carbon” Rose Marcario, Patagonia
- 18. RENT THE RUNWAY Rent the Runway is an online service that provides designer dress and accessory rentals. It was started by Jennifer Hyman and Jennifer Fleiss, who launched the company in November 2009