Tierre Le is an eco-friendly apparel brand focused on sustainability. Their mission is to create trendy clothing using earth-friendly materials sourced from and returnable to the Earth, while supporting local communities. Their business model centers around quality apparel with low environmental impact through sustainable fabrics, manufacturing, and partnerships. Their target customer is socially conscious women ages 20-30 living in urban areas like New York City, where they plan to open a retail store while selling primarily online.
Tierre Le is an eco-friendly apparel company founded by Michele Haltenhof and Khourin Wilkins. Their mission is to create sustainable fashion using materials sourced from and returnable to the Earth while supporting local communities. Their business model focuses on quality apparel made from recycled and organic fabrics through eco-friendly manufacturing processes. Their goal is to make sustainable fashion affordable and on-trend for consumers while reducing environmental impact.
The document summarizes strategies for green marketing and running a green office. It provides tips for using recycled paper and environmentally friendly printing practices. It also discusses potential greenwashing and the importance of transparency when making environmental claims. Green fatigue among consumers is a risk if claims are not fully supported. Overall, the document advocates for green practices that save resources and cut costs while being honest about environmental impact.
This document describes Dgrade, a company that makes clothing from recycled plastic bottles. Some key points:
- Dgrade was founded in 2010 in the UAE, which has the highest per capita plastic bottle consumption. They work with organizations to collect plastic waste.
- The plastic bottles are washed, flaked, heated and extruded into fibers which are then spun into yarn and fabrics. Their clothing production has saved over 2 million bottles from landfill so far.
- Dgrade produces clothing for corporate uniforms and events. They are developing their own manufacturing plant in the UAE to have a closed-loop system using local waste.
Sustainable and Ethical Fashion:The environment and morality IssuesMd Zafar Alam Bhuiyan
1) The document discusses issues of sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry from an environmental and moral perspective. It focuses on the sustainability efforts of fashion companies throughout their manufacturing and marketing processes.
2) It reviews literature on sustainable fashion practices and consumer behavior. Studies examined how sustainability could require radical changes across the industry and identified programs to increase consumer participation in sustainable initiatives.
3) The document discusses challenges and possibilities for designing sustainable fashion, and analyzes philosophical approaches to understanding ethical consumption and consumer behavior regarding sustainability in the fashion industry.
This document provides tips and recommendations for sustainable and environmentally friendly gifts for the holiday season. It discusses considering factors like how a product is made, what materials it uses, and where it is produced. Some recommended green gifts highlighted include chocolate from Verē Goods, unique gifts made from recycled materials from Uncommon Goods, stocking stuffers like books on sustainability, and donating to organizations like the World Wildlife Fund in someone's honor. The document emphasizes that green gifts have evolved to be high quality and beautiful while still adhering to environmental values.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and business practices. It begins by outlining some of the negative environmental and social impacts of the current fast fashion system, including high water use, waste, and poor working conditions. It then presents more positive visions of sustainability, describing key concepts like the three pillars of sustainability (environment, society, economy), cradle to cradle design, and meaningful branding. The document proposes criteria for sustainable fashion, such as using clean energy and materials, transparency, respecting diversity, and taking responsibility for products. It promotes the idea of businesses taking a leadership role in developing new sustainable models.
The document discusses green marketing from a research perspective and provides an overview of green marketing concepts including the stakeholders, top green brands in India, key takeaways from green marketing, the green market size in the US, and proposes a research perspective on the effect of an octagonal green marketing mix model on LOHAS and LOVOS consumer segments. It also outlines a proposed methodology and timeline for a research study on green marketing.
The document discusses the rise of eco-friendly and organic clothing. It notes that as more consumers demand greener options, clothing brands and retailers have opened organic boutiques. Sales of organic cotton products have increased significantly in recent years. The document projects that by 2020, eco-friendly clothing will be mainstream and part of everyday wear as social movements and high fashion embrace more sustainable materials like bamboo and hemp. It also discusses the roles of various stakeholders and organizations in influencing regulations to make clothing production more environmentally friendly.
Tierre Le is an eco-friendly apparel company founded by Michele Haltenhof and Khourin Wilkins. Their mission is to create sustainable fashion using materials sourced from and returnable to the Earth while supporting local communities. Their business model focuses on quality apparel made from recycled and organic fabrics through eco-friendly manufacturing processes. Their goal is to make sustainable fashion affordable and on-trend for consumers while reducing environmental impact.
The document summarizes strategies for green marketing and running a green office. It provides tips for using recycled paper and environmentally friendly printing practices. It also discusses potential greenwashing and the importance of transparency when making environmental claims. Green fatigue among consumers is a risk if claims are not fully supported. Overall, the document advocates for green practices that save resources and cut costs while being honest about environmental impact.
This document describes Dgrade, a company that makes clothing from recycled plastic bottles. Some key points:
- Dgrade was founded in 2010 in the UAE, which has the highest per capita plastic bottle consumption. They work with organizations to collect plastic waste.
- The plastic bottles are washed, flaked, heated and extruded into fibers which are then spun into yarn and fabrics. Their clothing production has saved over 2 million bottles from landfill so far.
- Dgrade produces clothing for corporate uniforms and events. They are developing their own manufacturing plant in the UAE to have a closed-loop system using local waste.
Sustainable and Ethical Fashion:The environment and morality IssuesMd Zafar Alam Bhuiyan
1) The document discusses issues of sustainability and ethics in the fashion industry from an environmental and moral perspective. It focuses on the sustainability efforts of fashion companies throughout their manufacturing and marketing processes.
2) It reviews literature on sustainable fashion practices and consumer behavior. Studies examined how sustainability could require radical changes across the industry and identified programs to increase consumer participation in sustainable initiatives.
3) The document discusses challenges and possibilities for designing sustainable fashion, and analyzes philosophical approaches to understanding ethical consumption and consumer behavior regarding sustainability in the fashion industry.
This document provides tips and recommendations for sustainable and environmentally friendly gifts for the holiday season. It discusses considering factors like how a product is made, what materials it uses, and where it is produced. Some recommended green gifts highlighted include chocolate from Verē Goods, unique gifts made from recycled materials from Uncommon Goods, stocking stuffers like books on sustainability, and donating to organizations like the World Wildlife Fund in someone's honor. The document emphasizes that green gifts have evolved to be high quality and beautiful while still adhering to environmental values.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and business practices. It begins by outlining some of the negative environmental and social impacts of the current fast fashion system, including high water use, waste, and poor working conditions. It then presents more positive visions of sustainability, describing key concepts like the three pillars of sustainability (environment, society, economy), cradle to cradle design, and meaningful branding. The document proposes criteria for sustainable fashion, such as using clean energy and materials, transparency, respecting diversity, and taking responsibility for products. It promotes the idea of businesses taking a leadership role in developing new sustainable models.
The document discusses green marketing from a research perspective and provides an overview of green marketing concepts including the stakeholders, top green brands in India, key takeaways from green marketing, the green market size in the US, and proposes a research perspective on the effect of an octagonal green marketing mix model on LOHAS and LOVOS consumer segments. It also outlines a proposed methodology and timeline for a research study on green marketing.
The document discusses the rise of eco-friendly and organic clothing. It notes that as more consumers demand greener options, clothing brands and retailers have opened organic boutiques. Sales of organic cotton products have increased significantly in recent years. The document projects that by 2020, eco-friendly clothing will be mainstream and part of everyday wear as social movements and high fashion embrace more sustainable materials like bamboo and hemp. It also discusses the roles of various stakeholders and organizations in influencing regulations to make clothing production more environmentally friendly.
The document discusses eco-friendly and sustainable fashion, including why it is important to wear such clothing. It outlines eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, soy silk, and corn fiber that are used in clothing production. The document also mentions transportation considerations and lists some eco-brands, stores, and designers that focus on sustainability, such as Levi's, H&M, Nike, and Patagonia. Ways to reuse clothing through donation are presented, as well as eco-celebrities promoting sustainable fashion.
Fast fashion is any product that is focused on rapid launching ,quick production, quicker marketing and even faster consumption. This presentation shows the negative side of Fast Fashion and ways to promote Slow Fashion among young generation and create awareness about Upcycling of Fashion.
EMERGE 2016: Eco-Friendly Fashion Production and DistributionDeborah Weinswig
The document discusses eco-friendly fashion production and distribution. It outlines the environmental challenges of fast fashion, such as waste and worker conditions. Potential solutions discussed are reducing consumption and waste through new manufacturing technologies, reusing clothes through consignment and rental markets, and recycling fabrics. Large companies like Adidas and H&M are engaged in recycling efforts. Li & Fung's sustainability strategy focuses on certified and natural materials across household, apparel, and beauty products. Moving forward, sustainable packaging and balancing consumer and sustainability interests are areas to focus on.
Intro to green marketing as it relates to green construction. Just the basics for folks who aren't familiar with "green" construction issues. There's still some of us left!
Herborist is launching a new sustainable marketing approach for its hand cream called "Beyond Just Beautiful Hands" to increase sales and social impact. The approach will donate a hand cream to treat frost bite for every cream purchased. This creates an emotional connection between consumers and those helped. It leverages Herborist's sustainable supply chain and addresses health inequality issues faced by 200 million rural Chinese. The approach is expected to drive strong growth for Herborist over the next 5 years by generating loyalty and brand awareness through its social mission.
The document discusses CSR (corporate social responsibility) reports and their importance for a clothing line project. A CSR report shares a company's social responsibility actions and results in an annual report. For the clothing line project, a CSR report would help engage audiences to purchase the product by showing how it benefits the environment. The report would include a tagline like "for every item bought, 5 pounds of plastic will be removed from the ocean." Research on existing eco-friendly products found they promote sustainable materials used and environmental impacts of purchasing the product through websites and CSR reports. Common features included recycled materials and information on how customers can help the environment by buying the product. The research will influence including a small CSR report and website design for the clothing
The document discusses green marketing strategies for products. It outlines the 7 Ps of marketing - product, price, promotion, placement, people, process, and physical evidence. For each P, it provides considerations for marketing green products in an environmentally friendly way. It also discusses the potential for "greenwashing", or making misleading environmental claims, and outlines the six main sins of greenwashing according to TerraChoice - hidden trade-offs, no proof, vagueness, irrelevance, lesser of two evils, and fibbing. Real-world case studies of companies like Innocent Smoothies, Sheep Poo Paper, and Ecover are also examined.
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ETHICAL CONSUMERISM AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIAN HANDCRAFTED AND HANDLOOM TEXTIL...Noorani Biswas
The document discusses ethical consumerism and its opportunities for the Indian handcrafted and handloom textile sectors. It covers topics like green and ethical fashion, ethical alternatives in fashion like organic cotton and wool, cellulosic fibers, bio-based alternatives and natural dyes. It also discusses global innovation for sustainability in the textile and apparel industry. The document contains research on the current scenario of the Indian handloom and handicraft sectors and analyzes the opportunities created by ethical consumerism that can help their growth, along with the challenges they face.
Green marketing involves promoting products and services based on their environmental benefits. It can be defined as business activities that satisfy human needs while minimizing harm to the environment. There are three phases of green marketing: ecological, environmental, and sustainable. Green marketing provides opportunities for product development, boosting environmental awareness, charging premium prices, and expanding suppliers. As consumer awareness of environmental issues grows, the market for eco-friendly products is increasing. Companies benefit from green marketing through increased sales while also expanding environmental awareness.
This document consists of summaries of various organizations involved in sustainability and green business. It profiles over 50 companies, non-profits, government agencies, and educational institutions in the Pacific Northwest region that provide services and products related to areas such as renewable energy, green building, recycling, sustainable agriculture, and environmental consulting. The document aims to connect these organizations and promote their sustainability-focused work.
Forward Fashion: inspiration deck on sustainable clothing initiativesWorksThatWork
An inspiration deck on sustainable clothing initiatives developed for a global retailer, featuring slow fashion, material innovations, inspiring re-use of waste and the future of clothes.
Product Development project ( Aakaar Industries) by Students of S.V.S College...Vishnu Pujari
AKAAR Industries aims to reduce waste and promote sustainability through its zero waste motto and production of goods from recycled materials. It seeks to address India's growing waste problem by recycling paper, glass, and plastics into useful products. As a social enterprise, AKAAR only employs persons with disabilities. It prices products affordably and promotes through word of mouth to further its social and environmental missions.
Green marketing involves promoting products as environmentally friendly. It includes product modifications, changes to production and packaging processes, and adjusting advertising. Green marketing incorporates recycling, efficient products, and environmentally responsible packaging into the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. Many large companies have implemented green marketing strategies for various products to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers and promote sustainability.
The document outlines steps companies can take to adopt greener practices and policies. It discusses communicating the business benefits of going green, developing and promoting more environmentally friendly products and services, assessing internal operations for sustainability opportunities, engaging employees and customers in green initiatives, and measuring the financial and brand impacts of these efforts. Successful company examples highlighted include Patagonia's Common Threads program and Cisco's One Million Acts of Green campaign.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Green marketing involves promoting environmentally friendly products and reducing a business's environmental impact. Some techniques include eco-labels, green campaigns, and using sustainable materials and processes. Many companies profiled implement initiatives like reducing waste and emissions, increasing recycling and renewable energy use, and developing more eco-friendly products. However, greenwashing, where companies overstate their environmental efforts, is a risk. While green marketing can help the environment and lower costs, high prices and low consumer awareness in India pose challenges to its popularity there.
Your creative & sustainability integrating brand, direct, and green powerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging. Case 1 describes using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability messaging and migrating communications to digital formats. Case 3 highlights a Brazilian supermarket chain's direct marketing emphasizing sustainable habits and recycling. The document also covers general topics like the evolution of catalogs, personalization, eco-friendly creative processes, and push vs pull marketing.
Die Praktikantenstudie von foodjobs.de geht in die dritte Runde: Mehr als 1.650 Studenten und Absolventen haben bislang teilgenommen an der Online-Umfrage: Wie viel verdienen Praktikanten in der Lebensmittelbranche?
The document discusses eco-friendly and sustainable fashion, including why it is important to wear such clothing. It outlines eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, soy silk, and corn fiber that are used in clothing production. The document also mentions transportation considerations and lists some eco-brands, stores, and designers that focus on sustainability, such as Levi's, H&M, Nike, and Patagonia. Ways to reuse clothing through donation are presented, as well as eco-celebrities promoting sustainable fashion.
Fast fashion is any product that is focused on rapid launching ,quick production, quicker marketing and even faster consumption. This presentation shows the negative side of Fast Fashion and ways to promote Slow Fashion among young generation and create awareness about Upcycling of Fashion.
EMERGE 2016: Eco-Friendly Fashion Production and DistributionDeborah Weinswig
The document discusses eco-friendly fashion production and distribution. It outlines the environmental challenges of fast fashion, such as waste and worker conditions. Potential solutions discussed are reducing consumption and waste through new manufacturing technologies, reusing clothes through consignment and rental markets, and recycling fabrics. Large companies like Adidas and H&M are engaged in recycling efforts. Li & Fung's sustainability strategy focuses on certified and natural materials across household, apparel, and beauty products. Moving forward, sustainable packaging and balancing consumer and sustainability interests are areas to focus on.
Intro to green marketing as it relates to green construction. Just the basics for folks who aren't familiar with "green" construction issues. There's still some of us left!
Herborist is launching a new sustainable marketing approach for its hand cream called "Beyond Just Beautiful Hands" to increase sales and social impact. The approach will donate a hand cream to treat frost bite for every cream purchased. This creates an emotional connection between consumers and those helped. It leverages Herborist's sustainable supply chain and addresses health inequality issues faced by 200 million rural Chinese. The approach is expected to drive strong growth for Herborist over the next 5 years by generating loyalty and brand awareness through its social mission.
The document discusses CSR (corporate social responsibility) reports and their importance for a clothing line project. A CSR report shares a company's social responsibility actions and results in an annual report. For the clothing line project, a CSR report would help engage audiences to purchase the product by showing how it benefits the environment. The report would include a tagline like "for every item bought, 5 pounds of plastic will be removed from the ocean." Research on existing eco-friendly products found they promote sustainable materials used and environmental impacts of purchasing the product through websites and CSR reports. Common features included recycled materials and information on how customers can help the environment by buying the product. The research will influence including a small CSR report and website design for the clothing
The document discusses green marketing strategies for products. It outlines the 7 Ps of marketing - product, price, promotion, placement, people, process, and physical evidence. For each P, it provides considerations for marketing green products in an environmentally friendly way. It also discusses the potential for "greenwashing", or making misleading environmental claims, and outlines the six main sins of greenwashing according to TerraChoice - hidden trade-offs, no proof, vagueness, irrelevance, lesser of two evils, and fibbing. Real-world case studies of companies like Innocent Smoothies, Sheep Poo Paper, and Ecover are also examined.
Presentation by
Primary Information Services
www.primaryinfo.com
mailto:primaryinfo@gmail.com
Download PDF Version at
https://www.slideshare.net/thorapadi/presentations
See You tube Channel
https://www.youtube.com/user/ch600091/videos?view_as=subscriber
ETHICAL CONSUMERISM AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIAN HANDCRAFTED AND HANDLOOM TEXTIL...Noorani Biswas
The document discusses ethical consumerism and its opportunities for the Indian handcrafted and handloom textile sectors. It covers topics like green and ethical fashion, ethical alternatives in fashion like organic cotton and wool, cellulosic fibers, bio-based alternatives and natural dyes. It also discusses global innovation for sustainability in the textile and apparel industry. The document contains research on the current scenario of the Indian handloom and handicraft sectors and analyzes the opportunities created by ethical consumerism that can help their growth, along with the challenges they face.
Green marketing involves promoting products and services based on their environmental benefits. It can be defined as business activities that satisfy human needs while minimizing harm to the environment. There are three phases of green marketing: ecological, environmental, and sustainable. Green marketing provides opportunities for product development, boosting environmental awareness, charging premium prices, and expanding suppliers. As consumer awareness of environmental issues grows, the market for eco-friendly products is increasing. Companies benefit from green marketing through increased sales while also expanding environmental awareness.
This document consists of summaries of various organizations involved in sustainability and green business. It profiles over 50 companies, non-profits, government agencies, and educational institutions in the Pacific Northwest region that provide services and products related to areas such as renewable energy, green building, recycling, sustainable agriculture, and environmental consulting. The document aims to connect these organizations and promote their sustainability-focused work.
Forward Fashion: inspiration deck on sustainable clothing initiativesWorksThatWork
An inspiration deck on sustainable clothing initiatives developed for a global retailer, featuring slow fashion, material innovations, inspiring re-use of waste and the future of clothes.
Product Development project ( Aakaar Industries) by Students of S.V.S College...Vishnu Pujari
AKAAR Industries aims to reduce waste and promote sustainability through its zero waste motto and production of goods from recycled materials. It seeks to address India's growing waste problem by recycling paper, glass, and plastics into useful products. As a social enterprise, AKAAR only employs persons with disabilities. It prices products affordably and promotes through word of mouth to further its social and environmental missions.
Green marketing involves promoting products as environmentally friendly. It includes product modifications, changes to production and packaging processes, and adjusting advertising. Green marketing incorporates recycling, efficient products, and environmentally responsible packaging into the marketing mix of product, price, place, and promotion. Many large companies have implemented green marketing strategies for various products to appeal to environmentally conscious consumers and promote sustainability.
The document outlines steps companies can take to adopt greener practices and policies. It discusses communicating the business benefits of going green, developing and promoting more environmentally friendly products and services, assessing internal operations for sustainability opportunities, engaging employees and customers in green initiatives, and measuring the financial and brand impacts of these efforts. Successful company examples highlighted include Patagonia's Common Threads program and Cisco's One Million Acts of Green campaign.
This is a compilation of 5 presentations given at the FutureM conference in Boston on October 24, 2012. The speakers were: Beth Zonis of Eco Marketing, Lisa Lillelund of Mango Networks, Laura Koss of the FTC, Amy Cannon of Beyond Benign, and Mike Enberg of e-Stewards.
Green marketing involves promoting environmentally friendly products and reducing a business's environmental impact. Some techniques include eco-labels, green campaigns, and using sustainable materials and processes. Many companies profiled implement initiatives like reducing waste and emissions, increasing recycling and renewable energy use, and developing more eco-friendly products. However, greenwashing, where companies overstate their environmental efforts, is a risk. While green marketing can help the environment and lower costs, high prices and low consumer awareness in India pose challenges to its popularity there.
Your creative & sustainability integrating brand, direct, and green powerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging. Case 1 describes using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability messaging and migrating communications to digital formats. Case 3 highlights a Brazilian supermarket chain's direct marketing emphasizing sustainable habits and recycling. The document also covers general topics like the evolution of catalogs, personalization, eco-friendly creative processes, and push vs pull marketing.
Die Praktikantenstudie von foodjobs.de geht in die dritte Runde: Mehr als 1.650 Studenten und Absolventen haben bislang teilgenommen an der Online-Umfrage: Wie viel verdienen Praktikanten in der Lebensmittelbranche?
Logan learns best through hands-on experiences by building and fixing things as reading and writing are boring for him. He craves adventure and thrills, becoming psychologically drained by waiting and unable to live with rules, seeking adrenaline rushes through excitement and thrills.
Logan Mckenzie works as an aircraft engineer, designing parts to improve aerodynamics, speed, and agility. They do most work at a desk using computers, but also conduct field tests in wind tunnels and at airfields. The job requires extensive education in engineering and physics, strong math and computer skills, and an interest in mechanics. While starting pay was around $50,000, experienced engineers can earn up to $120,000 annually.
Logan learns best through hands-on experiences by building and fixing things as reading and writing are not engaging for them. They thrive on adventure and excitement, disliking waiting or being constrained by rules. Overall, Logan seems to have a kinesthetic and adrenaline-seeking learning style.
This document discusses representations of social groups in a music magazine. It analyzes how the target audience of 12-16 year old females is represented across different elements of the magazine's design. These elements include costumes, language, colors, typography, images and lighting. The magazine represents middle class audiences through the casual clothing of artists and lack of designer brands. Photos aim to portray artists as down to earth and relatable. Fonts, colors, slang language and design elements are used to attract the target age range and hold their attention. In summary, the magazine effectively represents social groups by using relatable imagery and design tailored to middle class, female youth audiences.
Logan Mckenzie works as an aircraft engineer, designing parts to improve aerodynamics, speed, and agility. They do most work at a desk using computers, but also conduct field tests in wind tunnels and at airfields. The job requires extensive education in engineering and physics, strong math and computer skills, and an interest in mechanics. While starting pay was around $50,000, experienced engineers can earn up to $120,000 annually.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and social transformation. It defines sustainability and outlines its three pillars: environmental, social, and economic. It provides examples of organizations and designers promoting sustainability in fashion, such as through using recycled materials, empowering artisans, and reducing waste and pollution. Standards for sustainability in textiles are also examined, including GOTS, ECO FLOWER, and SA8000 for socially acceptable workplace practices. The objective of sustainability in fashion is to promote environmentally friendly and socially just production and consumption.
This document discusses sustainable fashion and social transformation. It defines sustainability as maintaining or supporting social, environmental and economic aspects. Several organizations are working on sustainability objectives like promoting environmentally friendly textiles, reducing poverty and improving quality of life. Designers and brands mentioned integrate sustainability through using recycled materials, reducing waste and being socially responsible. Standards like GOTS and SA8000 provide guidelines for sustainable and socially accountable textile production.
The document discusses sustainable fashion and social transformation through various organizations and designers that promote sustainability in the fashion industry. It discusses how organizations like Karm Marg, Jugaad, and Goonj promote the use of recycled materials and provide income opportunities for disadvantaged groups. Standards like GOTS, SA8000, and Bluesign establish guidelines around organic and ethical production. Sustainability considers environmental protection, social justice, economic fairness and cultural vitality.
Falmouth University Lecture: How to make a difference in fashion?Nicola Millson
A 4-5 hour workshop designed for 3rd year fashion students at Falmouth Univesity to introduce them to sustainability concepts and their application in fashion and business.
A very interactive session. Students were asked to bring examples of product heros – products, companies or designers that are doing something ‘sustainable’.
Sustainability Plus compendium - an initiative by fibre2fashion.combhargav pathak
Highly admired & appreciated by the industry leaders, Fibre2fashion.com first initiative of Sustainability Compendium has acquired the interest of the global textile industry at large. Sustainability, as widely talked, is the new mantra of innovation which is of vital concern for the companies and an integral part of 'Corporate Strategy' in the industry today. With growing awareness and higher emphasis on Sustainable manufacturing in Textile, Apparel and Fashion industries has inspired us to launch the 2nd version of our Sustainability Compendium for a continued widespread focus on Sustainable manufacturing.
Fibre2Fashion contributes first when it comes to textile sustainability. Our recently launched feature on "Sustainability Plus - From Conservation to Business Conversions", has covered major industry players through this initiative. This feature talks about companies playing a major role in sustainability, their sustainable products as well as business practices & other measures towards making a greener environment.
Sustainability plus also confers about important issues & processes involved in textile sustainability, well defined laws & regulations, conservation measures, scope & future market and a lot more information.
The document discusses building a sustainable fashion business through the EcoChic Design Award. It explains that a sustainable business aims for positive social and environmental impacts alongside profit. The fashion industry is highly polluting so there is a responsibility to change this. Being sustainable can lower costs and increase profits through more efficient operations. It then provides tips for various stages of business operations to reduce environmental impacts, such as choosing sustainable materials, reducing waste and emissions in design, production, distribution and retail.
This document provides an overview and market analysis for the clothing brand Les Gris. Les Gris aims to offer comfortable and sustainable clothing made from recycled materials. The target market is millennials in the US, with an average annual income of around $50,000. Market trends show growing demand for loungewear and concern over sustainability. Les Gris plans to source clothing domestically from sustainable suppliers and measure their impact through waste minimization and reducing resource use.
ETHICAL CONSUMERISM AN OPPORTUNITY FOR INDIAN HANDCRAFTED AND HANDLOOM TEXTIL...Noorani Biswas
The document analyzes opportunities for Indian handcrafted and handloom textile sectors from the rise of ethical consumerism. It discusses how ethical consumerism is influencing consumers to buy green and ethical products. The research methodology involves primary customer surveys and secondary research. It introduces the concepts of ethical and sustainable consumption and explores textile ecology. It also outlines global innovations in sustainability in the textile industry, including new technologies and recycling initiatives. A survey of consumers found that while they care about ethics, practical factors like cost, quality and utility are higher priorities. The document concludes ethical products can succeed if they meet consumer needs affordably and authentically promote their ethical attributes.
We create reusable storage bags that disrupt the plastic sandwich and snack bag waste stream. Our bags are produced using sustainable textiles and are manufactured under fair labor/wage standards from seed to shelf. We source all supplies and materials in the United States, including our organic cotton.
Our wholesale and retail customers have confidence that they are purchasing a product that reduces waste and has been thoughtfully produced from seed to shelf.
Lecture sustainability vdis10046 fashion design projects 2 jan15Virtu Institute
Designers are increasingly required to create sustainable and socially responsible designs. This document discusses how sustainable design relates to the environment by extending product lifecycles and using resources responsibly. It examines issues like pollution, climate change, and non-renewable energy sources. Sustainable practices discussed include recycling, reuse of materials, and using renewable materials like bamboo. The document also analyzes sustainable fashion designers and recommends students design a collection using sustainable fabrics, production methods while targeting a specific market and considering costs.
In this ppt we shown a company named is GREEN THREADS which is a fashion company, we shows all data about it like history products nd all. this is an imaginary company.
u can used it to create our own professional ppt for an organisation or company
Tosheka Textiles is a USA / Kenya based social enterprise that produces “Green Textile “ products from natural & recycled fibers and dyes while providing sustainable
employment, maintaining traditional skills and dramatically reduce environmental
pollution in caused by plastic bags.
Tosheka Textiles has established a system to reduce plastic bag pollution in Kenya by collecting and recycling bags into handcrafted bags and accessories. They work with communities to collect bags and produce the bags, providing employment. They have partnerships with retailers, industries, and schools for collection and awareness. They currently employ 180 producers and are retailing in 18 supermarkets, grossing $1,500 per month. They are seeking $35,000-$50,000 to expand production and training to meet demand from hotels, specialty stores, and export markets like the US and Europe.
Sustainability in Textiles, Eco - Fashion, Bio Mimicry, Kyoto Protocol, Green Procurement, LCA, Eco Testing of Textiles, Use of Natural Dyes, Green Composites, Sustainable Fashion Trends
Tosheka Textiles is a social enterprise based in Kenya and the US that produces bags and accessories from recycled plastic bags. It has established a system to collect clean plastic bags from major retailers in Kenya and produce handcrafted products. This provides sustainable employment for hundreds of women while reducing plastic waste. The pitch deck outlines Tosheka's product line, market strategy, competitive advantage, and sales targets like wholesaling to Anthropic and securing online orders. It emphasizes the environmental and social impact of recycling plastic bags into high fashion products.
Tosheka Textiles is a social enterprise that produces bags and accessories from recycled plastic in Kenya. Their 11-slide pitch deck seeks $35,000-$50,000 in funding to expand production and sales. They currently produce bags sold in 18 supermarkets, grossing $1,500/month. Funds would restart producer training, fulfill larger orders from Anthropic and Walmart, and support U.S. marketing and administration. Their recycling model involves retailers collecting plastic for bags sold, providing sustainable employment while reducing plastic waste.
Join Yasmin Borain, Head of Experience Design at Publicis Sapient, and Jani Cortesini, Creative Strategy Lead at Google Zoo, for a hands-on workshop on how to use design to help achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
In September 2015, the General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). All organisations and individuals in the world have a responsibility to collaborate and make sure we achieve them together.
More and more, people want brands to make a positive contribution to society but it is also our responsibility as designers to make sure this happens through the products and services we create.
Don’t miss this inspiring and interactive day where you will learn how to use Design as a way of solving existing customer and business problems, that also contribute to the achievement of SDGs goals. You will learn more about the latest technology and inspiring case studies around sustainability from some major organisations, and you’ll also work on real client briefs and create solutions that will help organisations achieve customers, business and brand needs that have a real purpose.
This workshop will show you how to develop your strategic thinking around sustainability and brand purpose, to help brands connect people to values and have an impact in the world.
https://interaction20.ixda.org/program/06-designing-sustainable-brands
Waste Management Company in Pune - India, Get involved in our team to recycle plastic Waste and E-Waste Getting started with the 7Rs: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.
https://kokannestrecycle.com
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2. Why Tierre Le® exists?
• As founders of the company we
chose the name Tierre Le®
which means Earth bound in
French
• The name embodies the
purpose of our brand
• Our mission is to create eco-
trendy apparel that utilizes
materials from the Earth, can
be returned to Earth and
supports communities of the
Earth
3. Business Model
Our business is centered around providing quality
apparel that reduces our footprint through
fabrications sourced and manufacturing processes.
How will this happen?
-Maintaining key relationships with our partnerships and consumers
-Our resources consist of fabrications that are completely
sustainable, manufacturers with eco friendly processes and our
customer and workforce
-Our key activities lie in the events that will take place and our
messaging as a brand through online presence and through
leadership in the apparel industry
-Through our business model, the goal is to create an affordable
eco-trendy line for our consumer, provide quality customer service
and remain true to our first key partners – the planet and its
communities present and future
5. Key Activities Insight
Creates the future and sustainability of the business
– Source recycled materials, organic fibers, and natural dyes
to protect our environment
– Maintain the possible lowest costs to ensure retail price
points are at a great price
– Designs are a the top of current trends, fashion
trendsetters will acknowledge business strategy and keep
the reputation of the brand strong
6. -ECO friendly fabrics are the wave
Business for the future. We will increase
business success, and brand
awareness by partnering with
Partners Businesses who are ECO friendly,
taking into consideration our
environmental protection and
Eco Ventures Group Inc. ones own health. We like to
minimize emissions and harm to
the environment
-The way to achieve this is by using
the three R’s: reduce, reuse and
recycle
-ECO Ventures Group Inc. is an
ECO friendly business venture.
The company specializes in
growing minerals, renewable
“Eco Friendly” energy and other resource needs
“Economically Sound”
7. Business
Partners -Libolon is a yarn
manufacturing facility
Libolon:
where they use
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recycled bottles and
crush them to
Example: Recycled Polyester introduce eco friendly
cycle
fabric
-See below are a list of
brand fiber companies
we have partnered with
8. Business
Partners -US textile manufacturer
of warp knits, circular
Green Textiles knits and woven fabrics.
This facility produces
sustainable fibers such
as: recycled polyester,
Bamboo, and hemp.
-They ensure
profitability by putting
people first.
9. Key Resources
• Quality eco-friendly materials
• Collaborative vendors for manufacturing
• Local communities
• Graphic designers
• Stake holders
• Advertisers
• Social media outlets
• Sustainable businesses and
organizations
10. Solution to the problem
-Our solution to saving the environment and increasing customers
satisfaction is to have the right resources and back up resources, and
increase knowledge as to where they came from and how they are
saving the environment.
ECO friendly fabrics:
Bamboo – Has become widely known for its luxurious softness, smooth hand, flowing and gentle
drape. Its cheaper than cashmere, so this will create a greater profit for our company.
These fabrics will be free of pesticides, chemical fertilizers or herbicides. It contains a
substance that makes it antimicrobial
Organic cotton – Are grown without toxic pesticides or fertilizers. Must be grown in a soil
that has been free of chemicals for three years before the cotton can be planted on it
Optional fabrics:
Organic Wool – Is grown in Sonoma County, California. Raised chemical-free, light-weight
wool fabrics are naturally moisture-wicking, odor-resistant, and breathable.
Hemp – Requires no chemical, and pesticides. Used to create strong sturdy, soft, and
delicate fabrics. It is a renewable resource that can be ready as little as 100 days and is
the most versatile fiber
Upcycling :
”Eco-Friendly: What's better than reusing those pesky plastic bottles? Repurposing them into
clothes that fit your healthy lifestyle saves on landfill, oil, and other well-known harmful
environmental effects of all those bottles we throw away. Plastic can be recycled into
many fitness-specific clothes, from cycling shorts to socks. In fact, it takes about 20
bottles to make one bike shirt, so the practice of upcycling can have a major impact
on the environment.”
11. Solution to the problem
Natural Dyes:
-Plant-based, vegetable pigments provide desired color
-Natural dyes-mainly from plant and other organic sources
-Muslims, silk, and cotton work best for natural dyes.
We have located a company in Nashville, TN called Artisan
Natural Dyeworks-They use plant and earth based dyes,
such as the sun to oxidize the color of the cloth
12. Target Customer
Tierre Le’s lady is between 20 -30 yrs old
Represent diverse demographics
Socially and environmentally connected
Working professional / entering the workforce
Fashion forward trendsetters.
We advertise in our “fashion spread” magazines about our
refreshing lifestyle and what it means to save the
environment and our own health.
-Coupons are distributed to those who sign up to our latest
gossip. We spread our brand through social medias, such
as Facebook, Twitter, and youtube, to promote and send
out a message.
13. Tierre Le’s Value to the
consumer
Products Services
Quality apparel made of sustainable Provide on-trend and affordable apparel
fabrications for women
locally manufactured apparel Customer-centric service
Online “look book”
Easy online shopping /free shipping in
Create positive awareness of social, the US- rates apply internationally
economic and environmental
challenges through design Retail store in NYC
Frequent sales on apparel
YouTube video of “what’s trending
today”
Consumer buy-back option (company
assist with responsible disposal
14. Market
Top ten Eco-friendly U.S
Cities:
• New York City According to the 2010 census there were
7,252,871 women in NYC between the
• Los Angeles ages of 18-44. This represents an
• Philadelphia estimate of the potential market in the
borough of Manhattan alone
• Atlanta
• Washington, D.C.
• Dallas
• Austin
• Houston
• San Francisco
15. Further insights into Tierre Le®
business model
Revenue Model:
• As a company that will sell apparel via
online and in 1 retail location (NYC) the
models utilized will be merchant and
manufacturer.
• Merchant: (catalog-web based only, click
&mortar)
• Manufacturer: (Purchase, branded
integrated content)
16. Revenue models detailed
-Catalog will be exclusively online to reduce costs
and minimize paper usage and waste- customers
will purchase items online globally
• Click & Mortar provides customers the ability to
not only shop online, but also in our retail store
• Purchase provides the consumer with a direct
sale through the website
• Brand Integrated content will set us apart from
other apparel companies in that we will deliver a
consistent message around sustainability