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Creation of recyclable clothing: One of the most notable ways the textile industry has updated for sustainability is an increase in renewable materials. For instance, many organizations have started viewing textile production as a circular rather than linear process. This change in outlook mainly involves using organic, recyclable or biodegradable materials in manufacturing. That way, consumers can reuse textile materials or naturally break down instead of just being used once.

Reduced time in airplanes: Excess carbon dioxide stays in the atmosphere for long periods and slowly heats the planet. Most textile manufacturers use planes to transport their materials, which emit large amounts of carbon dioxide into the air. In the interest of choosing more sustainable choices, some industries choose other forms of transportation like sea travel.

Reevaluation of chemical processes: In the final stages of textile manufacturing, garments are dyed, ironed or sometimes waterproofed. Manufacturers use large amounts of harmful chemicals and excess water during these processes. Many companies can reduce their usage by choosing safe chemicals and saving as much water as possible.

As more time passes, consumers will likely continue to demand more sustainable practices from textile industries. Companies that respond to these calls will win the favor of their customers and might earn more revenue.
OTHER INTERNATIONAL TRENDS
In recent years, the major countries associated with the textile industry faced production difficulties due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the textile industry continues to contribute massively to the world’s economy. Here are some of the recent textile trends within specific regions of the globe.
NORTH AMERICA
The United States is one of the leading manufacturers in the textile industry, creating yarns, fabrics and pieces of apparel for the world. It’s also a massive industry for employment, with 529,600 workers employed in 2020. The United States also develops new materials for the textile industry.
Some of North America’s recent textile trends include:

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