Benefits of Textile Recycling and Clothing Reuse
Discover the reasons and advantages of recycling clothes, contributing to environmental sustainability by reducing landfill waste, saving energy, and promoting resource efficiency. Learn about the economic and environmental benefits of textile recycling, and how it can lead to a more sustainable future for fashion and consumer practices.
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Submited by: ALPANA SHAH Prepared by: NAMRATA
What is recycle clothes? There are piles of reasons to recycle your used clothes ,shoes ,belts , hand begs and stuffed animals. Not the least of which are the mountains of discarded garments that end up in America s landfills each and every year. Clothing that can take hundreds of year to decompose. It s an alarming situation that s growing bigger and uglier every day.
Importance of textile recycling. Textile recycle is for both, environmental and economic benefits. It avoids many polluting and energy intensive processes that are used to make textile from fresh materials. Demand is redused for textile chemicals like dyes and fixing agents. The required of landfill space is reduced. Textiles lead to many problems in landfill. Synthetic fiber don t decompose. Woolen garments do decompose but produce methane, which contributes to global warming.
Leads to balance of payments as we buy fewer materials for our requirements. As fibers get locally available, they don t have to be transported from abroad thus reducing pollution and saving energy. Lesser energy is consumed while processing. As items don t need to be re-dyed or scoured. Waste water reduces as it does not have to be thoroughly washed with large volumes of water as it is done for, say, raw wool. Pressure on fresh resources too is reduced.
Reserch for Aanganvadi woman's. ANALYSIS 1 -50% People buy occasion wise clothes and other people wear daily and normal clothes and pass their whole life. 2-50% ladies buy clothes from road vendors or common shops..Which they can afford to buy. 3-50% ladies buy clothes only during occasion or festivals ad don t buy during whole year. 4-Many women prefer to wear saree and very married women wear dress. 5-It is observed that women are attracted more towards chaniyacholi etc and many women like to wear anarkali dresses and some women prefer to wear dresses with golden and silver shining work done on fabric.
6- 50-60% of ladies use old clothes in household activities..Some women uses old clothes in making of thick bed sheets and sale so that they can earn small amount. 7- 60-70% women learns new things from TV, from neighbors', or by spending free time with her friends. 8- We asked many about their interested? Everybody mostly replied they are interested in sewing and embroidery work but many women don t know how to do it. 9- We questioned women that if we teach you to make new things..Do you all will learn? They all give a good responded and everybody told us that they are very much interested in learning new thing. 10- Each women told us that what ever they will learn from us..They all will definitely teach other also.
LIMITATION: Aanganwadi workers Age:- 30 to 50 year old Recycling garments
BIBLIOGRAPHY Reference www.SEWA.org Google
