Sustainability and innovation in the textile industry

1. Use renewable materials: The textile industry is increasingly using renewable materials, such as organic cotton, bamboo fiber, modal and recycled polyester. These materials have a low environmental impact and can be obtained through sustainable farming and production methods.

2. Reduce energy consumption: The textile industry reduces energy consumption by adopting energy-saving equipment and processes, and optimizing production processes. For example, use efficient lighting systems, improve heating and cooling systems, and optimize equipment run times to reduce energy waste.

3. Waste reduction: The textile industry strives to reduce waste generation and find ways to reuse and recycle waste. For example, by recycling textile waste into new fibers, or converting waste into other useful products.

4. Promote circular economy: The textile industry has begun to pay attention to the concept of circular economy and strive to reduce resource consumption and environmental impact throughout the product life cycle. This includes designing products that are removable and recyclable, as well as promoting remanufacturing and reuse of products.

5. Improve supply chain transparency: The textile industry is paying increasing attention to supply chain transparency to ensure product sustainability. By working with suppliers, we formulate and implement sustainable development policies and standards to ensure that the source of raw materials and production processes meet environmental protection and social responsibility requirements.