The growing textile industry is polluting the environment and producing waste at an alarming
rate. The wasteful consumption of fast fashion has made the problem worse. The waste …

The construction industry is among the most prominent contributors to global resource
consumption, waste production, and greenhouse gas emissions. A pivotal step toward …

This research work examines how consumer behavior and purchasing pattern are affected
by recycled cotton-polyester blended clothing, with a particular emphasis on sustainable …

As a result of the current high throughput of the fast fashion collections and the concomitant
decrease in product lifetime, we are facing enormous amounts of textile waste. Since textiles …

The progress of textile recycling is significantly impeded by the absence of adequate
methodologies for determining the composition of fibres in textile blends. The examination of …

The increasing volume of textile waste in landfills and incineration poses severe
environmental challenges. Waste valorisation of textile waste via anaerobic digestion (AD) is …

Synthetic fibres cover most of the textile market, but their value chain is almost entirely linear.
Common raw materials are non-renewable and oil-derived while requiring large amounts of …

Most textile waste ends up in the landfill. Clearly, enhancing textile recycling is urgently
needed. For circularity, efficient means for separating the constituents of the textile blends is …

The growth of the textile industry has brought about increasingly abundant waste textiles
annually. However, traditional treatment would cause serious soil, water and air …

Reactive dyeing is the primary method for coloring cellulose fibers due to its vibrant colors,
various hues, excellent colorfastness, and cost-effectiveness. However, this process …