Ethical and environmental considerations in fashion forecasting aim to reduce the harmful effects of the fashion industry on the planet and its people.

Ethical concerns in fashion forecasting include the use of sweatshop labor, the production of disposable clothing, and the use of harmful materials.

The impact of fashion production and consumption on the environment can be measured in terms of carbon footprint, ecological footprint, and water footprint.

Organic cotton, recycled polyester, and Tencel are all examples of environmentally friendly materials used in fashion.

Circular fashion is based on the principles of reducing waste and pollution, reusing and recycling materials, and designing clothes for durability and longevity.

The production of synthetic fabrics can lead to water pollution, air pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions.

Slow fashion is a practice that emphasizes producing clothing in small batches to reduce waste and promote sustainability.

Patagonia is a sustainable fashion brand known for its commitment to ethical and environmental practices.

Thrifting is the practice of buying and selling used clothing.

Upcycling in fashion includes turning old clothes into new clothes, using recycled materials to create new clothing, and donating old clothes to charity.

Multifunctional fashion, modular fashion, and adaptive fashion all involve designing clothes that are versatile and can be worn in multiple ways.

Fashion forecasting trends that promote sustainability include the use of natural and biodegradable materials, the adoption of circular fashion principles, and the emphasis on timeless and durable designs.

Adaptive fashion, accessible fashion, and universal design all involve designing clothes that are inclusive and accessible to people with disabilities.

Fashion forecasting trends that promote ethical production include the use of fair trade materials, the adoption of sweatshop-free manufacturing practices, and the emphasis on transparency in the supply chain.

Durable fashion, sustainable fashion, and circular fashion all involve designing clothes that are made to last and can be easily repaired.