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Using Fabric Manipulation as an Important Aspect of Zero Waste Fashion Implementing Fashion Sustainability

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Last updated: 28 Dec 2024

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Fashion is the second most polluting industry after the oil industry while much of material waste comes from consumers; the preconsumer production chain is a significant contributor. On average, 15% of fabric is discarded on factory floors during cutting, assembly and quality-checking stages. This may sound negligible, but with nearly 400 billion square meters of fabric being produced per year a culture of excess and wastefulness, that devalues fashion garments without conscious consideration of the raw material, production or design value, is impacting the potential for more sustainable consumer practices.

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10.21608/ijdfs.2022.274083

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Zero, waste, Contemporary Women wear, Fashion Design, sustainable, Garments

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Noha

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Fawzy Abdel Wahab

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Lecturer, the Higher Institute of Applied Arts, Fashion Department

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5

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2

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38208

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2022-12-01

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2022-12-13

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2022-12-01

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37

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2735-5357

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2735-5365

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International Journal of Design and Fashion Studies

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Using Fabric Manipulation as an Important Aspect of Zero Waste Fashion Implementing Fashion Sustainability

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23 Jan 2023