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The relationship between sustainability and fashion

The relationship between sustainability and fashion

5m 30s

Did you know that every second in the world an entire truckload of textile waste is burnt?
Did you know that every inhabitant of this world produces 11 kilograms of textile waste every year and that the fashion industry is the third largest industry in the world in terms of water consumption and the fourth largest in terms of impact on climate change?
All this, and much more, we will talk about in our podcast, of which this is the introductory episode.

The legislative landscape

The legislative landscape

9m 48s

In the second episode of the podcast we tell you what laws make fashion more sustainable, and how they do it.

Eco-design

Eco-design

9m 16s

In this episode we delve into a key concept of fashion sustainability. A concept that is as innovative as it is complex: we talk about eco-design.

Carbon Footprint

Carbon Footprint

8m 57s

In this new episode of '100% Made in Sustainability' we talk about 'Carbon Footprint', a key concept to understand the environmental impact of fashion.

Water Footprint

Water Footprint

9m 4s

In this new episode of the podcast we talk about the water footprint, i.e. water consumption in the fashion industry, and the urgent need to find sustainable solutions.

Toxic chemicals

Toxic chemicals

10m 42s

Several thousand chemicals and process aids are used in textile and footwear production. It is about them and their impact that we talk in this episode.

Water conservation and pollution

Water conservation and pollution

10m 46s

In this episode of '100% Made in Sustainability' we find out what fashion manufacturers and brands are doing to manage and limit the impact of chemicals during production and preserve the environment.

Forced labour and supply chains

Forced labour and supply chains

8m 32s

In this episode we talk about the European Forced Labour Regulation, and how this drama is still experienced by many people working for the fashion industry.