How to reduce environmental damage.  Design products which are durable, comfortable and functional rather than fashionable.  Design products that can.

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How to reduce environmental damage

 Design products which are durable, comfortable and functional rather than fashionable.  Design products that can eb reused rather than disposed of.  Source local materials to cut down on transport.

 Consider using organic materials  Consider the use of dyes, printing,finishing before using  Avoid dry clean or special care fabrics  Consider using recycled materials

 Check what your components are made from  For example a lot of zips and buckles can be made by electroplating which involves producing a toxic sludge.  Reduce the number of components if possible.  Use recycled components

 Use reusable patern blocks  Look at reducing wastage  Use processes which create less waste  Look for methods which could reduce green house gases. 

 Provide clear aftercare instructions  Include labels that give information on how to recycle  Donate or resell stock that is no longer needed.