Mitigating the environmental impacts created by the textile manufacturing sector is of paramount import as manufacturing is a critical point to alleviate the impacts arising from the entire textiles and clothing supply chain.

Chapter 1: Sustainable Manufacturing Practices in Textiles and Fashion.- Chapter 2: Salt-Free Dyeing of Cellulosic Fibers.- Chapter 3: Sustainable Approaches in Textile Sizing Process.- Chapter 4: Recent trends in sustainable garment manufacturing .- Chapter 5: Take-Back Programs for Fashion Brands’ Garments in Sustainable Manufacturing Systems.- Chapter 6: The awakening of an environmental conscious fashion era.- Chapter 7: Catalytic Methods for Sustainable Textile Dyeing.- Chapter 8: Date palm leaf mat: a sustainable textile craft: a way to a sustainable life.- Chapter 9: Sustainable Performance Assessment of Textile and Apparel Industry in a Circular Context.- Chapter 10: Manmade Bio-based and Biodegradable Fibres for Textile Applications.- Chapter 11: Sustainable Fashion Manufacturing System in Korean Fashion Industry.- Chapter 12: Recycling Practices of Post-Industrial Waste Generated From Textile Industry.

Environmental impacts created by the entire textile and fashion supply chain have been an important topic of discussion in recent decades. Different life cycle phases of a textile product from raw material extraction through manufacturing to consumer use and disposal are all responsible for various magnitudes of environmental impact. Mitigating the environmental impacts created by the textile manufacturing sector is of paramount import as manufacturing is a critical point to alleviate the impacts arising from the entire textiles and clothing supply chain. This contributed volume is meant to illustrate and draw useful conclusions from initiatives taken by the textile manufacturing sector and to identify key practices invented and being practiced by textiles and clothing manufacturers toward making the industry more sustainable.

Offers context and new developments in sustainable manufacturing practices in the textiles and fashion sectors Provides information on modern applications of traditional techniques in textile manufacture Discusses various interesting topics such as salt-free dyeing and pigment extraction

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