Textile, apparel, and fashion (TAF) industries contribute significantly to global environmental
pollution at every point of the supply chain. Clothing manufacturing and transportation …

The apparel industry is a substantial contributor to global environmental pollution at any
stage of the supply chain. Clothing production and transportation generate a large volume of …

Since the late twentieth century, the global fashion industry has been increasingly
embracing the business model known as fast fashion. Characterised by rapid production …

Vinted is a free digital sharing economy platform where individuals buy and sell second-
hand apparel. It is an example of industry 4.0 that promotes an innovative and successful …

The textile and clothing (T&C) industry is not usually viewed as an exemplar of sustainable
development and the circular economy (CE), as the industry has hitherto developed its …

The fashion industry is a significant driver of cultural, societal, and economic growth
worldwide, but its traditional linear approach has led to negative environmental and social …

The fashion industry is ranked as the second largest cause of environmental pollution. In this
context, circular business models emerge as key tools to address the negative impacts of the …

As the backbone of the national innovation system, enterprises are the key drivers of
economic development and environmental sustainability. However, at the microlevel …

Longitudinal analysis of transparency among fashion brands is the first scholarly effort to
investigate sustainability disclosures among the sample of 90 major brands over the period …

In contemporary times, the integration of sustainable practices in supply chain operations
constitutes a crucial factor that confers competitive advantages to enterprises. In this vein …