Impact of Dyes on the Environment

Many of the colors present in the wide range of today’s fashion and fabrics, from t-shirts to fleece to denim jackets, are not natural. This means that those colors are synthetic, or man-made.

ENVIRONMENTAL RISKS FROM DYE

There are two primary environmental risks when it comes to dyeing fabrics:

There has been a long-held assumption that water is an essential component of dyeing fabrics. Frequently, more water is used than is actually needed, and, as a result, this water is wasted.

ETHICAL RETAILERS

Sustainable shoppers need not avoid colored clothing altogether. There is a large selection of affordable eco-friendly clothing on the market to help you practice socially responsible shopping.

A quality garment should be as good for you as it is for the environment. Practice eco-friendly fashion by wearing clothes that make the world a better place.

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