Rapidly growing with fast fashion approach,
textiles are the second most polluting sectors in the world after the oil
industry. From the chemicals used in the production of raw materials, to the
fact that manufacturers work at very high hours at very low wages, and cheap
products cause surplus consumption, it brings many negativities from A to Z.
Many companies trying to make more profit with
cheap production, production quality and sensitivity to the environment are
falling. In fact, by buying cheap and poor quality products, we are at the
source of the many other negative environmental as global warming, air
pollution, carbon emissions with our consumer demands.
With the ’Who made my clothes?’ campaign
launched by Greenpeace, the conditions under which products produced more than
needed in the fast fashion trend are questioned and companies are forced to be
more transparent and ethical.
At this point, sustainable textile products
are guiding. Because it adopts an understanding that minimizes environmental
damage and maximizes social contribution at the level of human rights. Both a
transparent company policy is followed and audits are carried out in every area
from the use of raw materials to the labeling of products reaching the end
user.
At the point that we
reduce the pressure in nature, do not consume more than we need and make an
ethical production, we move away from fast fashion, adopt the sustainable one.