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Today marks a significant milestone on a journey towards sustainable and circular fashion. The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) has come into force, setting the stage for transformative changes in the textile industry over the coming years. This regulation ensures that products are designed to last longer, be easily repaired, and be recyclable, with a focus on incorporating recycled content. Such measures are crucial for maintaining material circulation and protecting biodiversity by reducing the need for new cultivated land. The forthcoming digital product passport will further enhance transparency, allowing consumers to make more informed and sustainable choices. By the time my son fits those jeans, he might be much more aware of where and how they were produced. He could be proud to make a sustainable choice and wear material that has been in circulation for a long time, just like in the first picture where he's wearing an INFINNA hoodie. We can be proud that our generation made it possible. I am privileged to have contributed to the preparation of this regulation, offering insights from a recycler's perspective. Infinited Fiber Company stands at the heart of this initiative, providing innovative solutions that will facilitate the regulation's implementation. I am eager to witness the unfolding impact of these changes. In the coming weeks, I will dive deeper into how this regulation supports the industry's shift from a linear to a circular model and what additional steps are needed to drive this transformation. #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy #Ecodesign #Sustainability #GreenRegulation #Biodiversity #Recycling #EcoFriendly #InnovativeSolutions #FashionRevolution #ClimateAction #Infinna #ESPR #InfinitedFiber #CircularFashion #TextileRecycling #SustainableDevelopment

🌍 Embracing Sustainability in Fashion: A Path to a Greener Future As stewards of the planet, humanity holds immense potential to contribute to Earth’s well-being by adopting sustainable practices in all aspects of life—including the textiles we choose to wear. The fashion industry, long associated with significant environmental impact, is transforming through innovation and responsible practices. One inspiring example is ISKODENIM, a pioneer in creating eco-friendly denim. By using sustainable raw materials, such as organic cotton and recycled fibers, and incorporating cutting-edge technologies, ISKODENIM drastically reduces water consumption and carbon emissions. Their commitment to transparency and circularity sets a benchmark for what the future of fashion can achieve. Another groundbreaking initiative is RE&UP Technologies, which embodies the principle of reusability. By repurposing pre-consumer and post-consumer textile waste, they create high-quality products that breathe new life into discarded materials. This approach not only minimizes landfill waste but also promotes a circular economy—an essential shift to protect our planet's finite resources. By choosing textiles produced by companies like ISKODENIM and RE&UP Technologies, consumers actively participate in preserving ecosystems, reducing pollution, and fostering ethical labor practices. Each purchase becomes a vote for a cleaner, greener, and more equitable future. Sustainability is not just a trend; it’s a responsibility. Together, through conscious consumption and support for innovative, eco-friendly brands, we can leave a positive legacy for generations to come. 🌱 How do you incorporate sustainability into your everyday choices? Share your thoughts below! #GreenLife #SustainableFashion #CircularEconomy

♻️ #CircularFashion: Closing the Loop on Clothing ♻️   The fashion industry is one of the world's most polluting, with millions of tons of clothing ending up in landfills each year. 🔴  According to estimates, to make a single cotton t-shirt, 2,700 liters of fresh water are required, enough to meet one person’s drinking needs for 2.5 years. 🔴  Textile production is estimated to be responsible for about 20% of global clean water pollution from dyeing and finishing products. 🔴 10% of global carbon emissions – more than international flights and maritime shipping combined. 🔴 Less than half of used clothes are collected for reuse or recycling, and only 1% are recycled into new clothes. A circular approach to fashion offers a more sustainable and stylish way forward. 👗♻️   Circular fashion strategies include:   ✅ Designing for durability, repairability, and recyclability ✅ Using recycled and renewable materials ✅ Promoting reuse and rental models   By embracing circularity, fashion brands and consumers can:   👖 Reduce waste and environmental impact across the clothing lifecycle 💧 Conserve resources and reduce reliance on virgin raw materials 💰 Create new business models and revenue streams   Circular fashion innovators are proving that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. 🌿   How can you incorporate circular principles into fashion choices and habits? 🤔   #CircularFashion #Sustainabilty #CircularDisruption   🔗 Source:: European Parliament- The impact of textile production and waste on the environment Join us Circular Disruption

🌱 Another piece of Exciting News in Sustainable Fashion! 🌱 As the fashion industry embraces circular solutions, H&M's recent move away from polyester recycled from bottles marks a significant shift towards a greener future. 🌍 👗 For years, recycling bottles into polyester seemed like a sustainable choice. But the truth is, polyester production contributes to pollution and climate change. ♻️🚫 🌟 Now, the forward-thinking brands are pioneering textile-to-textile solutions, cutting out recycled bottles altogether. This innovative approach aligns with their commitment to a truly circular economy. 💚 🔄 The goal? This is to accelerate the transition towards a more sustainable future by inspiring other industry players to join them in closing the loop.  📈 With Syre's cutting-edge technology, we're not just recycling old clothes — we're transforming them into new yarn and fibers, creating a truly circular ecosystem. 🔄🌟 🔍 Together, we can make a real difference! 💪Learn more about our journey towards sustainability and join us in shaping a brighter, greener future! Together, we can make fashion sustainable. 💼🌍 Surmount Energy Solutions Pvt. Ltd.   For full article: https://lnkd.in/dEu7FtBA  #Sustainability #CircularFashion #GreenFuture #circularEconomy #ReduceWaste #ReduceReuseRecycle #GreenBuilding #GoGreen

🌿👗 Join the sustainable fashion revolution with our latest blog post, "Futuristic Fabrics"! 🌟 Discover how recycled materials are reshaping the future of fashion, from historical practices to modern innovations. Here's what you'll find inside: 🔄 The Historical Context: Explore the roots of fabric recycling and its evolution over the centuries. 🌍 The Modern Movement: Learn how brands are incorporating recycled plastics, metals, and agricultural waste into their collections. 🔬 Technological Innovations: Delve into the advancements making high-quality fabrics from recycled materials possible. 🛑 The Challenges Ahead: Understand the hurdles the sustainable fashion movement faces and how we can overcome them. 🔮 The Future Vision: Imagine a future where recycled materials drive a circular fashion economy, reducing waste and fostering innovation. Ready to dive into the world of eco-conscious fashion? Click the link in our bio to read the full post! 📚💚 #SustainableFashion #RecycledMaterials #FashionInnovation #DRSCompliance #RecyclingRevolution #Sustainability #Innovation #DepositReturnScheme #DepositReturnSystem #SupermarketSolutions #OutdoorSolutions #Innovation #ContainerDepositScheme #BottleBill #ReverseVending #ReverseVendingMachine #CDS #DRS #DepozitoİadeMakinesi #Pfand #Pfandautomat #DepozitoİadeSistemi #AcoRecycling #SDR #SıfırAtık #Wastemanagement #RecyclingRevolution #recycling #Reciklomat #Consignee 🌱👠

🌿 Embracing Sustainable Textiles for a Better Tomorrow 🌍 In one way or another, every industry is making an effort towards the equilibrium, and the textile sector is in the forefront of the business with a vision of Sustainability. 🌱 Sustainable textiles are not just green fabrics; they speak the conscious efforts to curb wastage, save resources, and foster fair trade practices, all at the same time. Such products range from organic cotton to ingenious recycling and they give both the brands and the consumers ability to effect a change. Why is it necessary? 🔹 10% of the global CO2 emissions is from the fashion industry; sustainable textiles would be able to address such issues. 🔹 They aid in the conservation of water and water pollution resulting in healthier ecosystems. 🔹 It goes without saying that fair trade helps in the payment of living wages and safe work environments for workers in the textile industry everywhere. Innovation, what drives everything, is at the core of sustainability. From the use of compostable yarns to the practice of producing goods with nothing left to waste- such is the evolution of eco-friendly fabrics that is imaginative yet responsible. 💡 One can change the world. One should not change the world. One can sew in a new thread. Working towards a future where eco-friendliness in practices will not be at loggerheads with fashion will be enjoyable. 🌟 In what ways are you active in the popularization of sustainable textiles? Commend us in the comments! 👇 #SustainableTextiles #EcoFashion #GreenInnovation #SustainabilityMatters #EthicalFashion #ConsciousLiving #TextileInnovation #SustainableFuture #EcoFriendly #CircularEconomy #SustainableDesign #FashionRevolution #ResponsibleFashion #SustainabilityInFashion #ZeroWasteFashion #EcoConscious #SlowFashion #GreenTextiles #SustainableLiving #FutureOfFashion #EthicalManufacturing #CarbonNeutral #TextileSustainability #EcoFriendlyFashion #SustainableChoices #GreenFashionMovement #PlanetFriendly #RegenerativeFashion

The #FashionIndustry is being revolutionised by regenerative fashion, which promotes sustainability through #recyclability, #biodiversity, #watershed improvement, soil enrichment, and carbon emission reduction. This article explores the principles of #regenerative fashion and how it specifically addresses environmental concerns through recyclability. Read it all here: https://lnkd.in/dJQYQarF

✨ Sustainable Fashion👗 Sustainable fashion/ clothing refers to garments that are produced and consumed in a way that minimizes their environmental impact throughout their entire life cycle. This includes the sourcing of raw materials, manufacturing processes, distribution, use, and disposal or recycling. It may surprise you to learn that the fashion industry produces about 10% of annual global carbon emissions, which is more than all maritime shipping and international flights combined. What's more, fashion's emissions of harmful greenhouse gases are projected to grow to 25% percent by 2050 💣 . Sustainable Fashion Practices 👇 ... 1️⃣ Materials: Opting for sustainable materials that are produced without or with less synthetic pesticides/fertilizers, require less water and are renewable i.e organic cotton, hemp, bamboo etc. 2️⃣ Production Processes: Water Conservation: Invest in techniques and technologies to reduce water usage during manufacturing. Closed-Loop Systems: Recycling and reusing water and chemicals in the production process. 3️⃣ Fair Labor Practices: Ensuring that workers in the supply chain are treated ethically, paid fair wages, and provided with safe working conditions. 4️⃣ Supply Chain Transparency: Openly share information about your supply chains, manufacturing processes, and sourcing practices. 5️⃣ Slow Fashion: Promoting the idea of fewer, high-quality pieces that are timeless and durable, reducing the need for constant consumption. 6️⃣ Circular Economy: Encouraging recycling, up-cycling, and designing products with the end of life in mind to minimize waste. Second-hand and Vintage: Supporting the purchase of used or vintage clothing to extend the life cycle of garments. 7️⃣ Energy Efficiency: Using renewable energy sources in manufacturing and distribution processes. Which of these practices have you put in place? Let's engage in the comment section 💬 .. #sustainablefashion #sustainableclothing #sustainablefabrics #circulareconomy #circulareconomy #climateactionnow #sustainabledesigner #climatemitigation #climatechangesolutions #sustainability #climatecrisis #climatechange #recycling #sustainablebusiness #sustainabledevelopment

Study session 5: Moving towards sustainable clothing I'm excited to share that we just completed Study Session 5 where we delved into this extremely important topic. That is, sustainable clothing and its role in creating a better future for our planet☘️ During the conversation We explored how the fashion industry can change to more environmentally friendly practices. We focus on: - Using organic, recycled and biodegradable materials. To reduce carbon dioxide emissions in production - Promotes the concept of longevity in clothing through recycling, upcycling, repair and reuse. - To encourage consumers to make informed decisions by supporting sustainable brands and reducing their consumption of fast fashion. - Exploring how technology can help reduce waste, improve sustainability How to create new, environmentally friendly materials The shift to sustainable fashion isn't just a trend. It's also a necessity. I look forward to more in-depth meetings in the future with The Product Salt and the opportunity to continue to participate in this important issue. Nilesh Kowadkar🎨 Suruthiprakalya Rameshnathan Danwantari Sree Satya Sai Himanshu Nawalkar #sustainablefashion #Environmentally friendly #fashionrevolution #sustainability #greenfashion #Circular Economy #Environmental impact

✨ Sustainable Fashion👗 Sustainable fashion/ clothing refers to garments that are produced and consumed in a way that minimizes their environmental impact throughout their entire life cycle. This includes the sourcing of raw materials, manufacturing processes, distribution, use, and disposal or recycling. It may surprise you to learn that the fashion industry produces about 10% of annual global carbon emissions, which is more than all maritime shipping and international flights combined. What's more, fashion's emissions of harmful greenhouse gases are projected to grow to 25% percent by 2050 💣 . Sustainable Fashion Practices 👇 ... 1️⃣ Materials: Opting for sustainable materials that are produced without or with less synthetic pesticides/fertilizers, require less water and are renewable i.e organic cotton, hemp, bamboo etc. 2️⃣ Production Processes: Water Conservation: Invest in techniques and technologies to reduce water usage during manufacturing. Closed-Loop Systems: Recycling and reusing water and chemicals in the production process. 3️⃣ Fair Labor Practices: Ensuring that workers in the supply chain are treated ethically, paid fair wages, and provided with safe working conditions. 4️⃣ Supply Chain Transparency: Openly share information about your supply chains, manufacturing processes, and sourcing practices. 5️⃣ Slow Fashion: Promoting the idea of fewer, high-quality pieces that are timeless and durable, reducing the need for constant consumption. 6️⃣ Circular Economy: Encouraging recycling, up-cycling, and designing products with the end of life in mind to minimize waste. Second-hand and Vintage: Supporting the purchase of used or vintage clothing to extend the life cycle of garments. 7️⃣ Energy Efficiency: Using renewable energy sources in manufacturing and distribution processes. Which of these practices have you put in place? Let's engage in the comment section 💬 .. #sustainablefashion #sustainableclothing #sustainablefabrics #circulareconomy #circulareconomy #climateactionnow #sustainabledesigner #climatemitigation #climatechangesolutions #sustainability #climatecrisis #climatechange #recycling #sustainablebusiness #sustainabledevelopment #