The fashion industry has recognised the growing significance of sustainability as a key economic problem. As a more environmentally conscious alternative to fast fashion, the textile sector has seen significant transformations in the last few years. To lessen its negative effects on the environment and its employees’ human rights, this industry has implemented new policies and tactics. Making clothes and textiles in a way that doesn’t harm the environment or society is all the rage now.
There is more to sustainability in the textile industry than just being green-labeled. The textile sector is undergoing a radical change. Environmental, social, and economic considerations form its basis. The goal of sustainable fashion is to make the textile and garment industry less harmful to the environment, better for textile workers, and to guarantee a fair & ethical supply chain.
Manufacturers in the textile business may do their part to lessen their impact on the environment by adopting greener production methods, funding R&D to find more sustainable raw materials, and designing and producing eco-friendly goods. Sustainability in the textile industry requires attention to several links in the supply chain.