Today, the fashion industry faces challenges related to the sustainability problem due to its
richness, heterogeneity, and globality. Taking into account the complexity of the fashion …

The transition to the circular economy (CE) creates value through the closed‐loop systems,
reverse logistics, product life cycle management, and clean production in terms of corporate …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to investigate the influence of environmental concern,
perceived value, personal norms and willingness to pay on generation Z's purchase …

This research work examines how consumer behavior and purchasing pattern are affected
by recycled cotton-polyester blended clothing, with a particular emphasis on sustainable …

Purpose This research focuses on the consumption behavior of young consumers by
examining their ecological consciousness and several self-oriented and psychological …

This paper outlines an overview of recent research advances in different production
technologies toward sustainable development of nonwoven naturally sourced materials as …

The earth getting warmer, habitat is destroyed, synthetic dyes impact on the environment
and human health, animal skin and hair are used to create expensive fashionable clothes …

Chromium-tanned leathers used in the manufacture of footwear and leather goods pose an
environmental problem because they contain harmful chemicals and are very difficult to …

Environmentally friendly and animal free leather also known as “vegan leather” or ''artificial
leather'', is an alternative biomaterial produced without the use of any animal component …

This study investigates the sustainable clothing consumer attitude–behaviour link and
identifies the role of social norms in this relationship. A total of 218 responses were collected …