SDG 12 aims to ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns, including in the fashion industry.

The fashion industry is known for releasing harmful chemicals and dyes into water bodies during the manufacturing process.

All of the mentioned initiatives contribute to promoting sustainable fashion.

Upcycling involves transforming old clothes into new items of higher quality or value.

Patagonia is widely recognized for its commitment to sustainable practices and ethical production.

Recycling involves breaking down old clothes into raw materials and using them to create new clothing.

The fashion industry faces challenges such as lack of consumer awareness, high production costs, and limited availability of sustainable materials.

Slow fashion emphasizes creating clothes that are durable and long-lasting, reducing the need for frequent purchases.

All of the mentioned initiatives contribute to reducing waste in the fashion industry.

Sustainable fashion focuses on designing clothes that minimize environmental impact and promote social responsibility.

All of the mentioned initiatives contribute to promoting fair wages and working conditions in the fashion industry.

Circular fashion involves designing clothes that can be easily disassembled and recycled, minimizing waste.

The fashion industry faces challenges such as lack of consumer awareness, high production costs, and limited availability of recycled materials in achieving circularity.

Sustainable fashion includes designing clothes that are produced locally, reducing the environmental impact of transportation.

All of the mentioned initiatives contribute to promoting transparency and accountability in the fashion industry.