In the pursuit of economical and environmentally friendly clothing fabrics, the following are some recommended environmentally friendly fabrics and their advantages:
1. Organic Cotton : Organic cotton is cotton grown through organic farming methods, without the use of chemical pesticides and chemical fertilizers, while using sustainable farming methods. Compared with traditional cotton, organic cotton has a smaller impact on the environment and has no pesticide residues harmful to human health. In addition, the production of organic cotton also promotes the socio-economic development of farmers.
2. Linen: Linen is a fabric made of flax fiber and has good environmental performance. Flax plants have a short growth cycle, require low soil quality, and do not require large amounts of water and chemicals to grow. Linen fabric is highly hygroscopic and breathable, making it suitable for summer wear. In addition, linen is recyclable, reducing waste generation.
3. Recycled Polyester: Recycled polyester fiber is a fabric made by recycling waste plastic bottles and other materials. This fabric reduces the need for virgin petroleum resources and reduces waste generation. Recycled polyester is soft, durable and easy to care for.
4. Milk Silk: Milk Silk is a natural fiber made of protein fiber. It is made from protein extracted from milk and processed through special technology. Milk silk has high comfort, soft and smooth texture, and has good breathability and moisture absorption. The fabric is produced without adding chemicals, making it environmentally friendly.
5. Hemp fiber (Hemp): Hemp fiber is a natural plant fiber that can be used to make various clothing. Marijuana plants grow quickly, require no pesticides or fertilizers, and are good for the health of the land. The fabric is breathable, moisture-wicking and abrasion-resistant, while also being a sustainable choice.
These environmentally friendly fabrics reduce the negative impact on the environment during the clothing manufacturing process, and have good comfort and performance. Choosing these fabrics not only helps protect the environment, but also increases consumers’ awareness of product responsibility and sustainability.
