Integrating textile sustainability into undergraduate design curriculum in Pakistan

With increased worldwide awareness of environmental challenges. Designers ought to comprehend the significance of sustainable textiles in the industrial and educational sectors. Western societies are already embracing sustainable techniques in both areas. As an educator and textile designer inspired by UNESCO's sustainable development goals, the researcher intends to educate the educators, designers, and policymakers who resonate with this article. On the other hand, Pakistan's textile industries export a range of merchandise products utilizing sustainable processes. However, Pakistan's higher education system, which produces designers, is at a critical crossroads that requires concerted efforts to incorporate sustainability into their lives. This research article emphasizes the need to practice sustainability in textiles in juxtaposition with western practices. Moreover, proposed considerable methodological approaches that can be implemented in order to educate the designers studying textile and fashion-related fields in higher education institutions in Pakistan.

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Wah Academia Journal of Social Sciences
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2024-12-15
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https://doi.org/10.63954/wajss.3.2.18.2024
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Crafts, Textile, and Design
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Integrating textile sustainability into undergraduate design curriculum in Pakistan

Nimra Sajjad, Sania Mubarak
Wah Academia Journal of Social Sciences
Crafts, Textile, and Design
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Integrating textile sustainability into undergraduate design curriculum in Pakistan

Nimra Sajjad, Sania Mubarak
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Abstract

With increased worldwide awareness of environmental challenges. Designers ought to comprehend the significance of sustainable textiles in the industrial and educational sectors. Western societies are already embracing sustainable techniques in both areas. As an educator and textile designer inspired by UNESCO's sustainable development goals, the researcher intends to educate the educators, designers, and policymakers who resonate with this article. On the other hand, Pakistan's textile industries export a range of merchandise products utilizing sustainable processes. However, Pakistan's higher education system, which produces designers, is at a critical crossroads that requires concerted efforts to incorporate sustainability into their lives. This research article emphasizes the need to practice sustainability in textiles in juxtaposition with western practices. Moreover, proposed considerable methodological approaches that can be implemented in order to educate the designers studying textile and fashion-related fields in higher education institutions in Pakistan.

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