Low-Cost Garments: Environmental Facts
- The production of low-cost garments involves excessive water use, with synthetic fibers requiring approximately 5,000 liters of water to produce 1 kilogram.
- Each person discards an average of 70 pounds of clothing to landfills annually, often unsuitable for donation.
- Globally, around 92 million tons of textile waste is generated each year, leading to soil and water pollution.
- The fast fashion industry emits about 1.2 billion tons of greenhouse gases annually, equivalent to the emissions from over 300 million cars.
- The overuse of synthetic materials contributes to microplastic pollution, with a single wash releasing around 700,000 microfibers into water systems.
At ZYNNI, we prioritize ethical and socially responsible practices, showcasing our commitment to environmental protection, animal welfare, and sustainability. We ensure that every step, from sourcing raw fibers to the entire production process, adheres to strict eco-friendly guidelines.
- We hold ourselves to standards of restraint, rationality, and responsibility in choosing all the yarns we use.
- Our focus starts from the source, prioritizing environmental sustainability.
- Each year, we strategically develop products while controlling excessive development to minimize waste from overproduction.
- We strive to ensure that each product holds sustainable value, reducing the frequency of replacements.
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