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Circular economy is based on 3R approach ‘reduce, reuse and reinforce’
In the “butterfly” of the circular economy higher the technical cycles from inside to outside are as follows: Maintenance – Recycling – Reuse – Refurbishment
In contrast to the ‘take-make-waste’ linear model, a circular economy is regenerative by design and aims to gradually decouple growth from the consumption of finite resources
Principles associated with the transition to a circular economy according to the Ellen MacArthur Foundation are five
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Greenhouse gases emissions during the use phase of textiles are not significant.
Value chain stages that are significant consumers of water are raw material production, bleaching, dyeing, finishing in textile production and use (laundering)
The current system for producing, distributing, and using clothing operates in an almost completely circular way.
Today’s textile system has high social risks
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Close cycle of production and consumption favour the increase in productivity
Greenhouse gas emissions are reduced
Working condition are improved
Adopting circular business models doesn’t inspire innovation
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EU LIFE funded project which aimed to reduce clothing waste across Europe and embed a circular economy approach. It’s the description of:
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Make Fashion Circular
ECAP
Global Fashion Agenda
Alliance for Sustainable Fashion
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