• Sustainable fashion is imperative, and active wear manufacturers are taking action

Behind the bright clothes are the shocking pollution statistics.Data show that the fashion industry has caused environmental damage in many aspects, such as carbon emissions, water pollution, microplastic pollution, waste and other aspects of the data shocking.Carbon emissions account for 10% of all industries' carbon emissions, 20% of water pollution is caused by harmful chemicals used in wet processes such as dyeing and post-finishing, clothing made from synthetic fibres accounts for 35% of global microplastic pollution...

As the world's second largest polluter after the oil industry, the transformation of the textile and garment industry into a sustainable industry is already imminent.Promoting the development of environmental protection in the garment industry is also becoming a consensus among garment enterprises. Many enterprises take the initiative to incorporate it into corporate social responsibility and actively implement the green, environmental and sustainable development strategy.

In this regard, fast fashion brands, known as the main perpetrators of environmental pollution, have taken the initiative to take the lead.HM, Uniqlo, Zara and other companies promote environmental protection by introducing recyclable materials and offering coupons for recycling old clothes.In 2019, luxury goods company Kering signed the Pact of Fashion with the French government, leading a coalition of 32 fashion brands to form a sustainable fashion alliance.On April 15, 2021, LVMH Group issued a new environmental route plan at its annual general meeting, which will be implemented from the aspects of creative circulation, improving transparency, protecting biodiversity and tackling climate change.