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Low Impact Materials

ISSUE

In the clothing life cycle, the raw material stage has the highest carbon emission output. Traditional cotton crop consumes enormous amounts of water, with an average of 8,506 litres of water required to produce I kilogram of cotton. Additionally, cotton fields only account for 3% of the global agricultural area, but the pesticides used account for 25% of the global total. It not only destroys the health of the land but is also detrimental to the health of cotton farmers.

Low Impact Materials

SOLUTION

Organic cotton can reduce the ecological damage caused by the use of chemicals, and utilising water from natural rainfall can also reduce the need for water irrigation.
Secondary reutilisation of natural fibres can also allow resources to be recycled. In addition to giving priority to natural or recycled fibers, it is important to pay attention to how the raw materials are obtained to avoid deforestation, maintain ecological balance, and ensure that farmers receive reasonable returns.