Recycling: An Approach Towards Sustainability and to Maintain Corporate Social Responsibility

Today, environmental protection has become a global challenge. Textile and fashion industries are also a part of this challenge since they use many dyes, chemicals and other accessories for their entire supply chain. The world is becoming increasingly concerned about the planet’s health due to the alarming use of those and the increased effluent load. Corporate social responsibility is a business strategy that encourages businesses to work for the betterment of mankind and the environment rather than degrading them. It has become increasingly significant as consumers, investors and society at large expect organisations to go beyond profitability and consider their impact on the environment and society. It can enhance several societal facets and advance a favourable brand image for businesses. Sustainable clothing materials can be produced from eco-friendly resources such as sustainably cultivated fibre crops or recycled materials. Purchasing an outfit affects the environment, more than a fashion statement. Thus, when it comes to apparel and textiles, the priority of the consumer is quality over quantity, by selecting eco-friendly fabrics and sustainable textiles. To create sustainable textiles, the initiative is taken to use organic cotton and recycled polyester yarn, and fabrics are produced on a handloom. The colour scheme used to create a line of formal office clothing and accessories is based on the colour forecast for 2023–2024.