Garment sustainability refers to the practice of producing, using, and disposing of clothing in ways that minimize environmental impact and promote ethical practices throughout the garment’s lifecycle. It is part of the broader movement toward sustainable fashion, aiming to address the negative effects of the fashion industry on the planet and its people. Key aspects of garment sustainability include:

1. Materials and Resources Sustainable Fibers: Using organic, recycled, or renewable materials such as organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, and recycled polyester reduces environmental impact. These materials are less resource-intensive and minimize chemical usage.