4. Investigate alternative technologies for colouring polyester fabrics, such as AirDye, which eliminates water from the dyeing process.[17] Explore unique aesthetics achieved from using this process.
5. Design garments that are 100% polyester, including trims, so garments can be chemically recycled easily at the end of use.
6. Design products so that non-polyester trims can be easily separated from the main body of the product at the end use, to enable easy polyester recycling.
7. Design 100% degradable garments that are made from 100% PLA and work directly with the fibre-producing company to ensure performance and proper application. Create in-store take-back program for customers and partner with a local compost facility to ensure optimum conditions for garment to degrade properly.
8. Get your product Cradle to Cradle Certified. The Cradle to Cradle CertifiedTM Product Standard is a multi-attribute, continuous improvement methodology that provides a path to manufacturing healthy and sustainable products. The Standard rewards achievement in five categories and at five levels of certification. An accredited assessor will help to assess and optimize your product.
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