The market for ethical and sustainable clothing is expanding, and Indian ethnic clothing appears to have a bright future. Initiatives like clothes renting, upcycling, and second hand markets are gaining traction as the industry shifts towards circularity. Furthermore, the fashion business is becoming more ecologically friendly because of developments in sustainable materials and textile recycling. Moreover, to create systemic change and make sustainable practices the standard rather than the exception, cooperation between fashion firms, legislators, and consumers will be essential.
Environment-friendly materials
The use of environment-friendly clothing materials is essential for sustainable fashion. Moreover, new-age designers choose eco-friendly materials like organic cotton, jute, kapok, coir and bamboo. This is so because they have less environmental damage than synthetic materials.
One thing we should keep in mind by choosing environment-friendly materials is not only a blessing for nature but also contributes to the consumption of water, greenhouse gas emissions, microplastic pollution, soil degradation, soil water deduction and last but not least landfill waste.
You’re taking a huge step towards a more sustainable wardrobe, by choosing natural fabrics.
Minimal waste generation
The goal of sustainable fashion is to reduce waste generation across the entire design and production process. Hence, some designers are reusing old materials to create stunning new works of art, and others are creating patterns that minimise the quantity of fabric wasted. The quantity of textile waste produced can be decreased by dressing in eco-friendly designer ethnic clothing.
Evergreen sustainable fashion
The goal of evergreen fashion is to create timeless looks and patterns that go beyond fads, keeping clothing wearable and relevant for many years to come. This lessens the possibility that they will soon go out of style and be thrown away. The focus of evergreen fashion is on producing high-quality clothing that is made to endure longer, which minimises waste by lowering the need for regular replacements.
Style and Sophistication of sustainable fashion
One of the most important reasons to choose sustainable fashion is style and sophistication. In addition to that, sustainable design promotes ethical labour standards, deepens relationships with global craftspeople, and represents a story of inclusivity and empowerment. Moreover, authenticity is cultivated by giving openness and accountability, a priority across the supply chain, which appeals to discriminating customers looking for both quality and style. Shop from Priya’s Panache to look your best.
Notable Outfits
The best sustainable fabric out there is organic cotton. It is grown without pesticides and synthetic fertilisers and processed with no chemicals—overall using 62% less energy and 88% less water.
There are several certifications used with sustainable and ethical cotton that is:
- It is grown without any chemicals or machine harvesting
- It is also processed without any chemicals leaving the final garment chemical-free.
Best Cotton Outfits from Priya’s Panache
As we know cotton is the best fabric if we want to invest in sustainable clothing, so here are Priya’s Panache’s best cotton outfits which will make your fashion game 10/10.
- Floral pink co-ord set: Embrace the vibrant beauty of summer with the ‘Summer Blossoms’ floral cotton collared kurta pant co-ord set, where delicate blossoms print on soft cotton, exudes an effortless charm that will elevate your style for any occasion.
- White short dress: This stylish and comfortable Floral Tunic dress will surely be fit for any occasion. It is made from pure cotton and features a beautiful floral print for a vibrant look. It has a round neckline and three-quarter sleeves.
