“Sustainable Fashion” delves into the urgent need for transformation within the fashion industry, highlighting its significant environmental and social impacts.
The book explores how traditional practices contribute to issues like water pollution from textile manufacturing and unethical labor conditions for garment workers.
It emphasizes that moving toward eco-friendly clothing and ethical fashion is crucial, not just as a trend, but as a necessity.
The book examines the lifecycle of clothing, from raw material extraction to disposal, revealing how consumerism and fast fashion perpetuate unsustainable cycles.
It also investigates innovative solutions like circular economy models, bio-based textiles, and upcycling, illustrating the potential for a more sustainable future.
Using data-driven insights and case studies, “Sustainable Fashion” offers a pragmatic approach, connecting environmental science, business ethics, and public policy.
The book progresses by first outlining the problems, then examining the major facets of the industry, before finally exploring innovative solutions and offering guidance.
This approach ensures readers gain a comprehensive understanding of the challenges and opportunities in creating a more ethical and environmentally responsible fashion industry.
