Slow Fashion
Slow fashion is a fashion movement based on sustainability and ethical principles. It aims to reduce the understanding of fast consumption and the negative effects of the clothing industry. It aims to improve working conditions, supports fair trade and encourages consumers to make more informed choices.It aims to ensure that the products are long-lasting, to […]
Fast Fashion
Fast fashion is a term that refers to the design, manufacture and distribution of fashion products in the clothing industry by accelerating the production process and responding quickly to consumer demands. It aims to offer low-cost and trendy clothing products to the consumer quickly. Fast fashion brands follow fashion trends. It designs and produces in […]
Climate Change
Climate change has become a topic that we hear about often and that we need to talk about more. Climate change is one of the biggest problems facing our world and poses a serious threat to future generations. In this blog post, I will explain what climate change is, why it occurs, its impact on […]
Water Footprint
Water Consumption Water is one of the most essential elements for living things to survive. The world water reserve is 1.4 billion km3, but the amount of usable fresh water corresponds to 1% of the available water. Fresh water on earth; groundwater forms ice floes and frozen glaciers. With the water cycle (hydrological cycle), the […]
Waste Management in Textile
All kinds of substances that have lost their original function resulting from production and use activities are called waste. Wastes cannot be a part of the main product, but can be reused in production when certain conditions are met. Textile consumption; It is examined in two main categories: industry and consumer-generated. The waste generated by […]
What is Plastiglomerate?
Assuming that up to 2% of the global plastic produced from 1950 to 2013 enters and accumulates in the ocean, it is thought that there are 86 million tons of plastic marine litter stocks in the world’s oceans as of the end of 2013, and some of them cling to the rocks and begin to […]
What is Green Hydrogen?
Green hydrogen is hydrogen produced by renewable energy or low-carbon energy. Green hydrogen has significantly lower carbon emissions than gray hydrogen produced by steam reforming of natural gas, which makes up the bulk of the hydrogen market. Green hydrogen produced by the electrolysis of water is less than 0.1% of the total hydrogen production. What […]
What Do the Recycling Symbols on Plastics Mean?
These symbols we see on any plastic; It is for the purpose of guiding us on the suitability for reuse or how we should separate the plastic product before throwing it away. Recycling Symbols 01 – Meaning of PET Symbol It is known as the type of plastic that allows bacteria to accumulate. It is […]
Upcycle 101
What is Upcycling? Upcycling; It covers the process of transforming products that are no longer unwanted or considered waste into new products of higher value or quality. The focus of upcycling is on sustainability and reducing waste. It focuses on creatively reusing materials or products to give waste a new purpose or function. Contrary to […]