Opportunities of Agro and Biowaste in the Fashion Industry

Jose, Seiko; Samant, Lata; Bahuguna, Archana; Pandit, Pintu

doi:10.1002/9781119620532.ch4

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“…Industrial-scale production of the polymer needed to create corn fiber spins on the maturation, refining, and polymerization of maize dextrose, a basic plant sugar. There are less greenhouse gases emitted to the environment as a result of the production and usage of maize fiber (Jose, et. al.…”

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Evaluation of Efficacy of Medicinal Plant Supplementation Strategy Against Anemia

Goswami,

Das,

Kumar

2023

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The garment business has a huge environmental effect. Cotton, a popular garment fabric, is water-and pesticide-intensive to produce. Sustainable corn-cotton mixed cloth replaces cotton. Its corn-cotton combination lowers water and pesticide use. Corn-cotton hybrid cloth has less carbon impact than cotton. This research examines the viability of corn-cotton mixed clothing fabric. Corn-cotton mixed fabric's environmental effect, characteristics, and commercial possibilities are examined. The research also examines corn-cotton mixed fabric marketing difficulties and potential. The research suggests that corn-cotton hybrid fabric may replace cotton in garments. It offers equivalent fabric characteristics, lesser environmental impact, and high commercial potential. Production costs and customer ignorance prevent corn-cotton mixed fabric from being commercialized. The increased demand for sustainable materials and awareness of the garment industry's environmental effect provide business potential. Consumer preferences for corn-cotton mixed fabric were also tested. The sample indicated that corn-cotton mixed fabric is popular with customers, particularly those concerned about the environment. This research suggests that corn-cotton hybrid fabric might replace cotton in garments. However, further study is required to overcome commercialization obstacles and create cheaper manufacturing techniques.

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Evaluation of Efficacy of Medicinal Plant Supplementation Strategy Against Anemia

Goswami,

Das,

Kumar

2023

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“…Due to the negative impact of agro/bio-waste disposing, designers are taking the challenge to use bio-based material. Though many innovations are still in development still many successful attempts have been implemented to make a move towards sustainability (Jose, Samant, Bahuguna, & Pandit, 2020). Sustainability is a huge challenge in the fashion industry and textile waste can be used as the raw material such as value-added products.…”

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Benefit from Multi-Axial Textiles in Leather Products and Wastes Upcycling to Raise the Aesthetic Values of Women’s Clothes

Nofal,

Hamed

2023

مجلة البحوث في مجالات التربية النوعية

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Towards green environment the trend to reuse wastes instead of their disposal that harm our planet is growing recently. Upcycling leather wastes is important aspect to achieve sustainability. Handmade weaving by multiaxial weave's structures is somewhat new to be used in women's fashion clothes. This paper discusses the upcycling of old items and leather wastes created at the cutting stage during leather goods production. Converting leather wastes into stripes with different widths and weaving in weaves (tri-axial, quart, hexagonal structures) with different patterns, using handloom. The innovated produced muti-axial weaves are applied in sustainable women's clothes, designs are created by using both 3D virtual CLO and Adobe Photoshop software. 95% of questionnaire respondents agree that the multi-axis leather weaves achieve the concept of sustainability. After gathering expert 's opinions, design No. 3, 16, 1, 10, 8, 13, and 4 by sequence, are achieved the best results in achieving aesthetic added value.

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Cotton Fiber and Its Sustainable Alternatives

Gupta,

Gupta

2023

Sustainable Textiles: Production, Processing, Manufacturing &Amp; Chemistry

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Opportunities of Agro and Biowaste in the Fashion Industry

Cited by 6 publications

References 66 publications

Evaluation of Efficacy of Medicinal Plant Supplementation Strategy Against Anemia

Evaluation of Efficacy of Medicinal Plant Supplementation Strategy Against Anemia

Benefit from Multi-Axial Textiles in Leather Products and Wastes Upcycling to Raise the Aesthetic Values of Women’s Clothes

Cotton Fiber and Its Sustainable Alternatives

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