Redefining fashion: eco-design and circular economy practices in Romania

This study examines best practices in eco-design within six Romanian textile companies, highlighting their commitment to environmental sustainability, circular economy principles, social responsibility, and education. These companies implement innovative solutions such as the use of durable and recycled materials, waste reduction strategies, eco-friendly dyeing processes, and ethical labour practices. Their approaches align with global trends in sustainable fashion, demonstrating how the industry can transition toward more responsible production and consumption models. By adopting similar strategies, fashion companies can greatly minimise their ecological footprint and promote a more sustainable and socially responsible future.

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Industria Textila
Published
2025-08-28
DOI
https://doi.org/10.35530/it.076.04.202523
Primary Topic
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Redefining fashion: eco-design and circular economy practices in Romania

Pablo Diaz-García, Simona Tripa, Liliana Indrie, David Mínguez-García
Industria Textila
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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Redefining fashion: eco-design and circular economy practices in Romania

Pablo Diaz-García, Simona Tripa, Liliana Indrie, David Mínguez-García
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Abstract

This study examines best practices in eco-design within six Romanian textile companies, highlighting their commitment to environmental sustainability, circular economy principles, social responsibility, and education. These companies implement innovative solutions such as the use of durable and recycled materials, waste reduction strategies, eco-friendly dyeing processes, and ethical labour practices. Their approaches align with global trends in sustainable fashion, demonstrating how the industry can transition toward more responsible production and consumption models. By adopting similar strategies, fashion companies can greatly minimise their ecological footprint and promote a more sustainable and socially responsible future.

Industria TextilaVol. 76(04)
University of Oradea (RO), Universitat Politècnica de València (ES)
European Commission, Erasmus+
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Sustainable Supply Chain Management
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