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Catalonia’s Circular Economy Initiative: The Circular Fashion Pact

Catalonia has a long-standing history of excellence in the textile industry, making it a key player in Europe’s fashion sector. Today, this tradition is being reimagined through a strong focus on sustainability and circularity. With the launch of the Circular Fashion Pact, Catalonia is embracing a new paradigm that addresses the environmental challenges facing the…

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The First Newsletter! | Re-fashionable

Dear Fashion Industry Professional, How to make the fashion industry more sustainable? This is a quest that many of us, being designers, producers, retailers, policy makers ot simple consumers, have been pursuing during this century (and even earlier). The Re-fashionable project aims to transform the fashion industry towards more sustainable practices. This initiative seeks to…

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Fashion Can Be Sustainable

It’s well known that the fashion industry is one of the most influential globally, but also one of the most polluting. However, is it possible to make it more sustainable? Absolutely! Keep reading, as we offer you some simple tips to adopt a more conscious and eco-friendly approach to your fashion choices, without compromising on…

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Fashion Sustainability: Spain's Circular Economy Strategy 2030

Spain is at the forefront of integrating sustainability into its national agenda, with the ambitious “España Circular 2030” leading the charge. This strategy is designed to transform Spain’s economy into one that is more sustainable, efficient, and competitive, by embracing the principles of the circular economy.  The Spanish Circular Economy Strategy  “España Circular 2030” sets…

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How to avoid impulse buying in the fashion industry?

There are two basic types of shopping: impulse buying and need-based shopping. We talk about impulse buying when we decide to buy something without prior planning. We don’t really need it, but we like the packaging, or we’ve heard about it from others, seen it on influencers, been bombarded with advertising on social media. Or…

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THE NEW FASHION - ITALY TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE FASHION

Italy has always been a central hub for fashion, renowned for its high-quality craftsmanship and luxury brands. In recent decades, increasing environmental awareness and international pressures have driven the Italian fashion sector to integrate more sustainable practices. Supporting technological innovation in the fashion industry has been recognized as crucial for maintaining Italy’s global competitiveness, especially…

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Fashion and Sustainability: A Journey in Low-Impact Materials

In recent years, the fashion industry has witnessed a significant transformation, with an ever-increasing focus on sustainability and environmental responsibility. Sustainable materials have become a fundamental pillar of this revolution, By helping to reduce the environmental impact of textile production and promoting more ethical and conscious practices. This article will explore sustainable materials, the environmental…

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Better Resource Management in the Fashion Industry: Towards Sustainable Production

The fashion industry is known for its dynamism and creativity, but it also faces a significant challenge: its environmental impact. As awareness about sustainability grows, it becomes crucial to optimize resources throughout the entire production chain. From spinning to finishing, each stage offers opportunities to reduce the environmental footprint and promote more responsible practices. Spinning…

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The Introduction of Sustainability in Fashion Education: The State of Affairs

https://it.freepik.com/foto-gratuito/giovani-attivisti-in-azione_29013138.htm In recent years, sustainability has become a central theme in many global discussions, and education is no exception. In a world increasingly aware of environmental and social challenges, integrating sustainability into school and university curricula has become a priority for many educational systems. Fashion vocational schools play a crucial role in integrating sustainability into…

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Psychological drivers of fashion

When we hear the term fashion, we usually think of clothes. But fashion can be a brand, a product or even a service, a holiday destination or a first name. It cannot be limited to clothing products alone. Products and services that are novel, used by a significant proportion of consumers, temporarily (for a short…

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Navigating Sustainable Fashion with Environmental Organizations

In recent years, the fashion industry has seen a growing interest in sustainability, thanks in part to the efforts of environmental organizations. But what exactly is sustainable fashion, and how do these organizations play a role? Let’s break it down in simpler terms for B2 English students.Sustainable fashion refers to clothing, accessories, and footwear designed,…

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Aligning Circular Systems with Economic Realities: A Beginner's Overview

As we strive to tackle environmental issues, the concept of circular systems has gained traction. These systems aim to reduce waste and maximize resource use. But how do we balance them with economic demands?Circular systems differ from our traditional linear economy by focusing on reuse, recycling, and sustainability. They help minimize waste and conserve resources,…

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Leveraging Innovative Technology to Drive Sustainability in Fashion

In the constantly evolving fashion industry, technology and innovation are critical, reshaping everything from the design production and consumer shopping experiences. As the industry is under increasing pressure to address environmental and ethical concerns, cutting-edge technologies such as digital design, blockchain, and 3D printing are transforming the landscape, allowing companies to satisfy current market expectations…

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The Transformative Power of Circular Design in Fashion

Design plays a crucial role in shaping our daily lives, from the food we consume, to the clothes we wear and the buildings we inhabit. The conventional production model in the fashion industry designs products that largely end up as waste, either filling landfills, being set on fire, or contaminating natural environments, leading to severe…

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