Os Resíduos Têxteis Sólidos No Contexto De Abordagens Sustentáveis: Ciclo De Vida, Economia Circular E Upcycling

Avila, Ana Paula Santos de; Maciel, Dulce Maria Holanda; Silveira, Icléía; Rech, Sandra Regina

doi:10.29183/2447-3073.mix2018.v4.n3.15-22

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“…Disposal is carried out in a thoughtful way, making more rational and efficient use of resources, redirecting the focus towards reusing, repairing, renewing and recycling existing materials and products. What was previously seen as waste can be transformed into a resource [42]. Care is also taken to consider the biological cycle (organic) and the technical cycle (non-organic).…”

Section: Linear Model Vs Circular Modelmentioning

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Sustainability in the Fashion Industry in Relation to Consumption in a Digital Age

Vassalo,

Marques,

Simões

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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This study addresses the challenges faced by the fashion industry and its consumers in relation to sustainability and the circular economy in a digital age, relating them to the impacts that this industry triggers, both environmentally and socially. The aim is to understand the relations between environmental concern, fashion consumer awareness and adaptation to the digital evolution, and how these can result in an intention to buy sustainable fashion. The methodology adopted was based on other studies in the area, allowing us to answer the investigation question and, finally, to present some reflections that could mitigate the problems found. This research concisely highlights the limitations of the current linear economy, demonstrating the difficulties in the transition to a more sustainable world. This article is relevant for researchers in the field of fashion brand communication and consumer behaviour, as the results show some theoretical and experimental content for a better development of strategies and practices in the field of sustainable fashion, taking into account the digital evolution.

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Section: Linear Model Vs Circular Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

Sustainability in the Fashion Industry in Relation to Consumption in a Digital Age

Vassalo,

Marques,

Simões

et al. 2024

Sustainability

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“…O processo produtivo do modelo de economia circular inclui a redução, a reutilização, a recuperação e a reciclagem de materiais, ModaPalavra e-periódico / Dossiê Fronteiras Têxteis: materiais antes dos produtos formando um ciclo sustentável desde a produção até a recuperação da matéria-prima para a fabricação de um novo produto (AVILA et al, 2018).…”

Section: Economia Circular Na Cadeia De Produção Da Modaunclassified

“…The production process of the circular economy model includes the reduction, reuse, recovery and recycling of materials, forming a sustainable cycle from production to reintegration of the raw material for the manufacture of a new product (AVILA et al, 2018). This process is not new and refers to the period before the industrial revolution, before a dominant consumer culture in all ModaPalavra e-periódico / Dossiê Fronteiras Têxteis: materiais antes dos produtos social strata.…”

Section: Circular Economy In the Fashion Supply Chainmentioning

confidence: 99%

Capability based-approach: re-Invent people and materials viable relationships

Sbordone¹,

Sanches²,

Luca³

et al. 2022

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Sustainability as an approach to the contemporary textile and fashion design; not only linked to the environmental vision but concerning the economy, respect for people’s work and production. “A new dominant social paradigm (DSP) would focus on creating apparel products that are more efficient in material use, production and consumer utility, as well as better meeting the human needs of the consumer base, inherently more social than material needs. Similarly, clothing education in the dominant new social paradigm would promote the development of skills that would most likely include understanding human needs and ecosystem limitations, working collaboratively with the market rather than trying to dominate it and an understanding of local culture and tradition “ (LeHew, 2011).

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“…A indústria da moda é uma parte central do modelo econômico capitalista, onde a busca pelo lucro se sobrepõe à busca pela sustentabilidade (ZANZI et al, 2022). Os processos produtivos da indústria têxtil enfrentam desafios para se tornarem sustentáveis (AVILA et al, 2018), estando entre os que mais poluem o meio ambiente (BREWER, 2019).…”

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Slow Fashion, Economia Circular E Criativa Para a Sustentabilidade Ambiental Na Moda: O Papel Dos Serviços De Redes Sociais Online

2022

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O protagonismo que as Tecnologias de Informação e Comunicação ganharam na atualidade, fez com que espaços virtuais de inter-relacionamento, como os Serviços de Redes Sociais Online, expandissem as possibilidades de comunicação dos mais diversos grupos sociais. Movimentos de caráter sustentável do ponto de vista ambiental, que visam fomentar um padrão de consumo mais consciente têm, nestes espaços virtuais, oportunidades de visibilidade e disseminação de seus princípios. o objetivo deste artigo é refletir sobre a propagação dos princípios do movimento Slow Fashion no Serviço de Rede Social Online Instagram, como alternativa de consumo consciente de vestuário, e que transita entre os conceitos de Economia Circular e Economia Criativa. Trata-se de uma pesquisa exploratória e descritiva, com abordagem qualitativa, que verifica a presença do Slow Fashion no Instagram a partir de uma estratégia de recuperação de informação baseada em palavras-chave, que configura a parte exploratória desta pesquisa. Verifica-se na coleta de dados que o Slow Fashion é um movimento com aderência no Brasil e está presente na plataforma Instagram. Conclui-se que, diante do cenário ambiental da contemporaneidade, as mudanças de hábitos individuais podem ser uma alternativa para sociedade civil contribuir para um caminho de consumo mais sustentável.

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Os Resíduos Têxteis Sólidos No Contexto De Abordagens Sustentáveis: Ciclo De Vida, Economia Circular E Upcycling

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Sustainability in the Fashion Industry in Relation to Consumption in a Digital Age

Sustainability in the Fashion Industry in Relation to Consumption in a Digital Age

Capability based-approach: re-Invent people and materials viable relationships

Slow Fashion, Economia Circular E Criativa Para a Sustentabilidade Ambiental Na Moda: O Papel Dos Serviços De Redes Sociais Online

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