Fashion and Globalization

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Fashion and Globalization

Strategies for Sustainable Fashion

Innovations in producing yarns with lower environmental impact.

USMCA Trade Agreement: Impact on textile trade and production standards among the member countries.

The role of tariffs in promoting sustainable practices.

Greening

Minimize pollution

Reduce continuous flow production

Buying less

Outsourcing

Produce and sell items locally

The social and environmental issues related to globalization and textile production.

Ways to prevent the environmental issues in the textile production process

Government Regulations: Implementing and enforcing laws that limit pollution and resource use in textile production.

boycotts

Refusing to buy products from companies that engage in harmful environmental practices, pressuring them to change.

Just in time production

Environmental issues in the textile production process

Many textiles are produced in developing countries with less stringent environmental regulations.

Greenhouse gas emissions from transportation of raw materials and finished products.

Air emissions

Textile disposal

Carbon Emissions: The energy-intensive processes contribute to high levels of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases.

Water emissions

Textile Dyeing: The process of coloring fabrics, which can lead to significant water pollution.

Benefits of fast fashion

Short production cycles.

Affordable.

Large quantities produced and rapid production.

Fast fashion: inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by mass-market retailers in response to the latest trends.

Low quality garments

Workers health issues because they lack financial stability from not getting paid enough. They may not be able to afford basic necessities.

Bad working conditions

To prevent this, there should be health and safety regulations

Child labor

Human rights violations

Labor costs

Fair trade: There should be fair wages to prevent this and promoting products that meet Fair Trade standards

Labor regulations

No more sweatshops

Pollution due to chemical runoff and greenhouse gasses.

Repetitive flow production.

Reducing costs

Offshoring, relocating business processes or production to another country to reduce costs.

Sustainability in fashion: Sustainable clothing uses biodegradable components from natural or recycled fibers. These materials grow with no pesticide or fertilizer use, consume less energy and water, and employ no chemical treatment, thus reducing the overall carbon footprint of these brands.

Renewable because they recycle and upcycle clothing to extend the lifecycle.

Sustainably produced materials because of the use of resources and energy which reduces waste.

Eco-Friendly Materials like the use of organic materials, recycled, natural fibers like plants and biodegradable materials.

Definiton: The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence or start operating on an international scale. The impact globalization can have on fashion is:

Different cultures have an influence on fashion trends.

Brands can reach a global audience through market expansion

Global supply chains allow for cheaper production costs.