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[corruptedeclipse]

Eeeey where my fellow purple-bitches at? Cause KidK made this scarf with us in mind. It's purple, it's wavy, it's sparkily, it's the total package! Honestly I'm shocked it hasn't sold yet, it's gorgeous and really fairly priced.

It's for sale here on our Etsy page, so check it out and enjoy!

[piotexsblog]

Textile Weaving Machines | Piotex Textile Marketing Company

Piotex deals with the Weaving Machines and it is used for combining warp and weft components to make a woven structure and to hold the warp threads.

Click here to know more : Textile Weaving Machines

[yaoiankles]

no work tonight… drunk texttiles

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Curly J (2017)

[ff-fast-fashion]

Fast Fashion 101 - What on Earth is Fast Fashion in 2021

Growing up, shopping was an episodic occurrence when I was a teen, and that was some twenty years ago. A millennial, now in my thirties must contend with endless choices, the allure of retail happiness and instant gratification that 'Fast fashion' has transpired into being. My reality has changed, and shopping now has unexpectedly become a daily and weekly hobby. At ultra-cheap rates, we now get cool, fashionable clothes and fashion labels earn higher profits in terms of sheer global sales volumes. In this complete win-win situation, everyone from businesses to customers, all seem rather happy, so what is the problem then? Let's begin by recognizing what fast fashion really is including the realities and impact surrounding its ecosystem.

Fast Fashion Defined

"Fast Fashion can be defined as inexpensive, trendy clothing that samples ideas from trending catwalks or popular celebrity culture and then incorporates them into consumer clothing churned out around the clock at Breakneck Speed in high street stores across the globe."

The basic concept is to sell fashionable clothing at affordable prices for mass consumption. So much so that the fear of missing out on the next trend will drive you to make room in your wardrobe to buy more at prices you really can afford. The fashion industry created clothes for 4 seasons until the 1950s. In advance, clothes were designed according to the intuition and predictions of the designer and taste-maker on what they felt the customers would want to wear and anything game changing that could potentially appeal to the customer and the competitive but stratified market place. You'll be shocked to know nowadays, fashion brands run about 52 micro-seasons a year! They receive weekly or even bi-weekly shipments of new clothing collections. By ensuring that there is always something new to bring to them, they ensure that a customer never gets sick with their inventory.

The Sustainability Crisis Plaguing Fast Fashion

Fast fashion has turned many a ranks poisonous to the fashion industry. It encourages the notion that it is a fashion faux pas to repeat an outfit more than once. It is not clear, however, whether this 'hookup culture' was initiated by quick fashion in the fashion industry or the other way around. Quick fashion companies have built a powerful brand image for themselves, reminding us of how cool it is to wear their clothing. Such brands are extremely common, particularly among teens and young people.

Negative Environmental Impact

The apparel industry is the environment's second-largest polluter, the oil industry being the lead. The processing of clothing and textiles releases around 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases per year. That is approximately more than the total emissions from all international flights and shipping, to give you an idea. Development of clothing and footwear accounted for 8.1 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions in 2019, or as much as the overall climate effect of the European Union as a whole. And it is not that. Clothing manufacturing uses a lot of precious resources which are already scarce. For example, it takes 20,000 liters of water to produce 1kg of cotton.

Our once-thriving rivers have been killed by the wastewater effluent from factories. Our water source and food chain are inundated by tiny plastic microfibers, shed by synthetic clothes during washing. The time has come for us to change our clothing habits.

The Global Labor Market

You must be thinking, if you've come this far, how do these companies sell clothes at such low prices? It's clear. To lower manufacturing costs and thereby increase income, fashion labels abuse their employees. Overseas, they export production to developing countries such as Bangladesh, India, and China, where they get cheap labor. Such workers are underpaid and overworked. There is one such instance of Kylie and Kendall Jenner refusing to pay their garment workers in Bangladesh.

Sometimes, the staff are also women and sometimes kids. Under unsafe working conditions, they work, ignorant of their rights. Rana Plaza, a garment factory in Bangladesh, collapsed in 2013, killing a total of 1,134 individuals and injuring thousands. Owing to shoddy construction, the building collapsed; too many floors and way too many heavy machineries for the structure to withstand. This very factory, among others, manufactured clothes for brands such as Benetton, Prada, Gucci, Versace, Mango. Today, also 7 years after this incident, we are still far behind in protecting the rights of workers.

Brands involved in Fast Fashion

You'd be shocked to know how many fast fashion brands are among the very popular and sophisticated labels around us. What looks nice and costs less, we usually pick up. But how the fabric was made is what we don't know.

Guess Mango Forever 21 Adidas H&M Zara Gap

Did you know that Zara has 6,000 stores worldwide and produces about 840 million items of clothing every year alone? And while these brands are committed to the environment, their contributions are also ambiguous and deceptive.

Read more: H&M, Zara, and other fashion brands are tricking shoppers with vague sustainability claims

The Alternatives - Sustainable Fashion, Eco-Fashion and Ethical Fashion

If the world you inhabit today is to be preserved for a future generation then the clothes we wear must be produced sustainably, they have to be eco-friendly and the manufacturing process must be ethical respect international Human Rights and labor laws. More and more individuals are turning away from quick fashion with rising understanding. Many brands have switched towards making sustainable apparel in response to this. Although they may not be as famous, they are the ones that we need. What you need to look for is 'sustainable' as well as 'ethical' apparel the next time you shop. Here are some brands of sustainable apparel available in India—

Ka-Sha Rengé Maati by Neha Kabra Liva B Label

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[girlfriendsofthegalaxy]

the heel for this sock i started in november (ripped the toe out twice, redid the heel five times) is kind of narrow but ive solved the weird wrap & turn gap issue between rows/the yarn is looking very sad and frizzy after ripping it out and reknitting it so many times, and after trying it on its basically fine. i have not slept :)

[sambalamx]

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The eye of #Quetzalcoatl, #butterfly of #wisdom and #agave #plants are some of the #symbols on this #zapotec #wool #rug. Size: 80x150cm Price: $700 USD #Naturaldyes: #indigo #marigold #pericon #cochineal #huizache. . Our friend Jacinto is about to finish this rugs in the next couple of days. Just in time for my #california #roadtrip #businesstrip to #showcase #zapotec #texttile #art in the #usa. However Jacinto doesn't want to cut te rug out of the loom for the trip because it will mess up the even tension of the #warp. If you would be interested in this rugs give me a shout here and my family could post it to you. #freeshipping #bohostyle #slowcraft #chooseartisan #artisan #homedecor #interiordesign #interiorismo #tribal #native #tradition #weaving #loom #weavers #zapotecweavers #masterweavers #dixza #dixzarugsandorganicfarm #airbnb #dixzarugs (at Dixza Rugs & Organic Farm)

[martiina91]

[kasaobake]

Album (1920-1930), quilter unknown, silk info || International Quilt Study Center and Museum

[stitchnoita-blog]

Hello all! I’m working on building my own portfolio site which will also host a new shop for my embroideries since Etsy is not working out anymore with some of their changes. If you’d like to show some support this would be a wonderful way! Art school is not cheap so this has unfortunately been on the back burner 🖤🖤

[hysteriayeux]

Tila and The textTiles 💍

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@hobiuwu

Double meaning. Comic idea ‘cause I own a pair of these (guess).

‘Ripped Dinosaur Shorts’ - a Tribdinosaur original

[poojaagrawal2902]

Garware Technical Fibres is one of the leading players in the Indian technical textile sectors. It is a multi-divisional, multi-geographical technical textiles company and is known for providing world-class innovative solutions in high-performance aquaculture cage nets, fishing nets, sports nets, safety nets, agricultural nets, coated fabrics, polymer ropes, and geosynthetics. The company is the pioneer of synthetic cordage in India. It has a global presence with six international offices and customers in around 75 countries.

Get more details at : https://www.garwarefibres.com/netting-suppliers/

The company provides netting solutions to a wide range of customers involved in fisheries, aquaculture, shipping & industrial sector, agriculture, yarn & threads, sports, coated fabrics, and geosynthetics.

Garware Technical Fibres is the leading provider of fishing nets, ropes & twines in the country for the deep sea fishing industry for various fishing activities like trawling, dole netting, gill netting, purse seine, etc. They offer customized products to their different customers according to their needs. Some of their best products are Garfil STR, Garfil Ropes, Garfil Runner, Garfil Nest, Garfil Opener, etc.

They, also, are leading manufacturers and providers of products such as a variety of grow out cages, predator systems, mooring & vertical ropes, etc. for aquaculture; solution providers of synthetic ropes for various applications from power transmission (tower erection & line stringing) to marine hawsers for shipping, mooring and towing applications. They offer application-focused solutions to different companies involved in packaging, port bagging thread, shoe stitching, etc by offering yarn & threads solutions to them under the Garlon brand. The brand has the highest brand recall & recognition in the market. It is the leading manufacturer and exporter of sports nets under the brand name Sportiva. All the products are manufactured as per international standards.

Garware Technical Fibres have a well-developed R&D facility in which they pursue continuous research with the cutting edge technology available to them to make their products the most superior ones in the market so that they are able to provide the best quality to their customers. They have a customer-centric approach leading to application-focused solutions. Thus, they are able to better serve their customers and maintain their edge in the ever competitive market.