Sustainable fashion; covers ethical and
sustainable production in the cycle from the farmer to the end user.
From the farmer's perspective, chemicals used
in cotton production to remove insects and weeds spoil the chemistry of the
soil on which it is grown, reduce biological diversity and greatly affect the
health of the worker.
At this point, the
brands that adopt sustainable fashion, BCI; (better cotton initiative) produces
cotton of a world-recognized standard aimed at reducing the pressure on the
environment through good cotton practice and improving the livelihood and
livelihood levels of farmers. In this way, it is ensured that farmers produce
at internationally recognized standards in the fields of pesticide use,
effective use of water resources, improving soil health and increasing the
welfare of agricultural workers.
This is only one aspect of sustainable
fashion. Another aspect is the controlled use of resources. Improperly used
resources disrupt the ecological balance of nature, causing scarcity over time.
The understanding of sustainable fashion requires many traceable certifications
and regular audits, including the use of controlled resources from start to
finish.
In such a sensitive process, you can safely
use the product which you know does not contain any harmful chemicals when you
receive the product.