Upcycling in the context of sustainability in the textile industry

Upcycling represents a transformative process converting textile waste or disused textile products into new materials or goods of equal or superior quality, while enhancing both consumer utility and environmental benefits. This study examines upcycling within the framework of textile industry sustainability through a comprehensive descriptive-analytical methodology. Current theoretical foundations are investigated via systematic literature review, incorporating analytical evaluation, comparative assessment, and observational analysis of existing scholarly works in the field. The investigation reveals substantial existing research on textile upcycling’s role in sustainable development, providing valuable insights for identifying emerging scientific trends and potential future research directions. The synthesized findings contribute to a deeper understanding of upcycling applications and their implications for sustainable textile production systems.

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E3S Web of Conferences
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1051/e3sconf/202564600001
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Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Upcycling in the context of sustainability in the textile industry

Радослав Радев
E3S Web of Conferences
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Upcycling in the context of sustainability in the textile industry

Радослав Радев
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Abstract

Upcycling represents a transformative process converting textile waste or disused textile products into new materials or goods of equal or superior quality, while enhancing both consumer utility and environmental benefits. This study examines upcycling within the framework of textile industry sustainability through a comprehensive descriptive-analytical methodology. Current theoretical foundations are investigated via systematic literature review, incorporating analytical evaluation, comparative assessment, and observational analysis of existing scholarly works in the field. The investigation reveals substantial existing research on textile upcycling’s role in sustainable development, providing valuable insights for identifying emerging scientific trends and potential future research directions. The synthesized findings contribute to a deeper understanding of upcycling applications and their implications for sustainable textile production systems.

E3S Web of ConferencesVol. 646
University of Economics Varna (BG)
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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