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clothes that can be used again and not turned into Waste

redesigned and rebuilt material for garments

sourced from forests that are managed according to rigorous social and environmental standards.

energy generated using air currents

the elements of fabric without any artificially made substances

worldwide leading processing specification for organic fibres - including ecological and social.criteria - Tor final products such as yarns, fabrics, clothes; mattresses, personal hygiene products and more.

the act of cutting down or burning all the trees in a area

the process of making air, water; soil ete..dirty

when a company, or even an individual, invests in one or more environmental projects to balance out their greenhouse gas emissions

the powerful effect on our natural world

thick woodland in tropical parts of the world that have a lot of wet weather.

power generated using light and heat from the sün

preserving and saving our earth

power that can be replaced naturally and sustainäbly

a person who is concerned about our natural world and wants to improve and protect it

the existence of a large number of different kinds of animals and plants

a measure of the amount of CO2 that is produced by a certain activity

garbage and other substances that endanger the sea and the creatures and plants that live there

the gradual rise in temperature of our atmosphere caused by gases such as cabon dioxide

the science and practice of farming

rivers, lakes, seas and oceans containing dangerous substances

referring to raw materials that are not genetically modified (GM), and have been grown without any chemical pesticides and insecticides

referring to items that can naturally decompose in the environment and avoid pollution

not harmful to the natural surroundings

esp. in farming, a method that involves cutting and setting fire to plants in a forest to create a field

relating to a certain geographical area, usually not too far from home

to imagine and conclude something again

to make, do, take up, wear sth again

defines that something can be done, worn, made or taken up again

the action of converting waste into something new

with no resulting garbage, trash or rubbish

lasting a long time and remaining in good condition

maintaining material in a circular arrangement e.g. by recycling and reusing it throughout the whole process rather than using it only once and turning it into waste

turning waste into reusable material, but of better quality

referring to waste material that can be turned into new use

work done by underage people

the use of marketing to portray products, activities, or policies as environmentally friendly when they are not

mend or fix again•

a style of dressing that is not following any trends and does not attempt to look expensive or new

make less or smaller, decrease

the price of an item of clothing divided by the number of times you put it on

stripping back the unnecessary, leaving only the things that provide you with real value and joy, e.g. owning only the least possible amount of items to wear

long-lasting

the practice of openly sharing information about how, where, and by whom a product was made

a holistic, economic, industrial and social approach creating systems (modelled on natural processes) that are efficient and essentially waste free

well-made in order to stay for a considerable time

high standard or value

designing clothes to help regenerate natural systems at the end of their (long) lives and thus not to create any waste and pollution

e.g. unsafe working conditions, employment of children, mandatory overtime, payment of less than the minimum wage, abusive discipline, sexual harassment; or violation of laws and regulations

cheạp, trendy clothing; mass-produced at breakneck speed

the act of taking unfair advantage, misuse, illtreatment

a factory that is guilty of some sort of labour abuse or violation, such as unsafe working conditions, employment of children, mandatory overtime, payment of less than the minimum wage; abusive discipline, sexual harassment, or violation of labour laws and regulations

a way of producing meat and other animal products quickly and cheaply by keeping animals in small spaces in buildings and feeding them special types of food

fabric elements that are not natural

a not-for-profit global movement campaigning for reform of the clothes industry with a focus on the need for greater transparency in the supply chain

movement to create sustainable, handmade clothing, using eco-friendly materials, and low impact dyes

clothes produced under healthy and safe working conditions by workers who are not forced and given just wages and which is aimed at cultural preservation

garments produced by avoiding the depletion of natural resources, but also the exploitation of 'individuals:and.communities

focuses more on the social impact of the fashion industry. and what is morally right"

a movement and approach to fashion which considers the processes and resources required to make clothing; particularly focusing on sustainability and not speed

the same treatment for females, males and others.

referring to products that have been made using zero animal products or by-products

the general health, happiness and safety of any living thing that is not a plant or a human

referring to prodücts, usually cosmetics, that have not been tested on animals

the bare minimum money workers get to live a decent life.

referring to clothes that have had a previous owner and that were donated or resold.

the general movement of many different organisations with the shared aim of supporting producers and protecting workers' rights and the environment

the social impact and " morally right" origin of clothes

knowing the supply chains from start to finish, and being able to trace back each component of a product, from the raw material to the clothes tag and everything in between