Albany, NY -- (SBWIRE) -- 09/09/2019 -- Textile production tends to contribute more to climate change by consuming lake-sized volumes of fresh water, thereby making plastic pollution pervasive. Fashion industry has commissioned production in countries with little trade union representation, low pay and fragile environmental protection. As such, fashion designers are spearheading on sustainable fashion by forging an innovative vision for fashion. Meanwhile, pioneers in fashion industry face stiff competition from businesses who are increasingly focused on lowering costs and augmenting profits irrespective of the social or environmental costs.

These insights are according to the intelligence report, titled, "Fashion & Sustainability—UK—August 2019," which has been freshly added to Market Research Hub's (MRH) overarching repository.

Sustainability is being embraced to reinvent the fashion industry through environmentally focused production, design and consumption. Accordingly, preeminent companies such as Adidas and Nike are vying to develop a sustainable shift amid over-production and over-consumption being witnessed in fashion industry.

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In a bid to address the sustainable fashion concern, government has used carrot and stick approach and has started rewarding companies that adopt positive action to lower waste. Meanwhile, overproduction of fast fashion that will never be purchased or used has had negative influence in the fashion industry.

The aftermath of Rana building collapse has put a spotlight on the unethical working conditions of factory workers, thereby calling for an overhaul in the supply chains of big fashion retailers. Nevertheless, items in Rana building were manufactured for Primark, Benetton, Walmart, Joe Fresh, namely.

The trend of veganism has propelled animal-friendly policies and M&S has been perceived as the most ethical fashion retailer. In a bid to be more transparent, Primark publishes a Global Sourcing map on its website. Further, a few of the companies are using blockchain technology to boost sustainability.

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