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Eco- efficiency (Ekolojik Verimlilik) mi?
Eco- effectiveness (Ekolojik Etkililik) mi?
Reduce
Reuse
Recycling
(Azalt-Tekrar kullan-Geri dönüştür)
kaynak tüketiminin azaltılması
ürün tüketiminin azaltılması
kaynak tüketiminin azaltılması ürün tüketiminin azaltılması için:
Malzeme Çeşitliliği (alternatif lifler)
Kiralama ve Bakım Hizmetleri
Uzun Ömürlü Ürünler
Waste equals food: sıfır atık hedefi ile tasarlama, üretme ve tüketme.
“Atık” kavramını ortadan kaldırmak, belki de ancak ürün ve sistemleri en başından atık oluşturmayacak şekilde tasarlamakla mümkün olabilir.
Eco-effective tasarım felsefesi, tasarım vizyonunu bir ürünün veya sistemin esas amacı üzerinden geliştirip bütünü göz önünde tutarak tasarlamayı amaçlar.
Biyolojik Metabolizmalar (biosfer)
Teknik Metabolizmalar (teknosfer)
Her iki metabolizmanın da sağlıklı, değeri yüksek ve
başarılı kılınabilmesi için birinin diğeriyle kontamine
olmaması gereklidir.
Farklı üretim şekilleri için doğru malzemeyi tercih
etmek ve yenilikçi ürünleri sektöre sokabilmek, birçok
endüstrinin işleyişini derinden etkileyebilecek bir
faktördür.
Cradle To Cradle: Remaking The Way We Make Things.
Drydye ve colordry teknolojisi
Nike recycling shoes
Nike Considered Boot.
Nike Terrapocket Knife 3.
Nike Flyknit Technology
Nike Flyknit Technology
G-Star RawG-Star Raw
Denim brands and manufacturers are looking for environmentally friendly alternative yarns to make use of the huge amounts of waste produced each year. G-Star Raw has
teamed up with Pharrell Williams to create the Raw for the Oceans collection using Bionic Yarn derived from waste plastic from the ocean. Captain Paul Watson of the Sea
Shepherd Conservation Society says: “There are 700,000 tonnes of plastic in our oceans. That’s a resource waiting to be mined, waiting for people to profit from”. ID magazine
has also highlighted the cause with a documentary, The Plastic Age, in association with G-Star Raw and featuring Pharrell Williams.
G-Star Raw
G-Star Raw
Cone DenimCone Denim
Manufacturers are collaborating to develop post-consumer-waste yarns for denim. Cone Denim has teamed up with yarn manufacturer Unifi to create a new material, Conetouch,
using Unifi's Repreve, a post-consumer recycled polyester-content fibre. Cone Denim estimates each jean contains around eight plastic bottles in its yarn. The material also
provides increased stretch and comfort, with a cotton-like feel. Dutch brands Kuyichi and Kings of Indigo offer organic cotton jeans, and have developed ranges using recycled
materials. Kuyichi also uses recycled polyester from plastic bottles, along with recycled cotton and recycled wool from pre- and post-consumer waste.
Cone DenimKuyichi
Kuyichi
Jeanologia
Turkish mill Calik has launched a range of denims in line with recent
laser and ozone finishing processes. Its Oxygene range enables and
enhances these new processes, creating a product that uses less
time, less energy, less chemicals, less water and less pollution, all
at laundry level.
Water can be saved during the dyeing process, too. Italian mill Candiani
Denim has developed a production process named Denim & Indigo
Juice. This uses nitrogen to slow the oxidation process while
accelerating its penetration into yarns, cutting the need for chemical
agents by 50% and water use by 33%. The Indigo Juice development is
a new method of fixing indigo onto the surface of the denim, lessening
the amount of water needed to wash the garment.
Desert Studio Dubai
Candiani Denim
Denim brands and manufacturers are looking for ways to reduce the
huge amounts of water traditionally used in denim production. Leading
Spanish firm Jeanologia has developed several pioneering laundry
systems. Its G2 Washed By The Atmosphere laundry system uses air to
reproduce ozone gas conditions and give garments an ‘outdoor usage’
look – using less water and energy in the process, and eliminating the
need for toxic production processes such as bleaching. Its e-Flow
technology similarly uses air from the atmosphere, this time to create
nano-bubbles that more effectively combine water with air to distribute
treatments which can soften garments, create 3D effects with resins,
and produce wrinkle-free and water-repellant finishes.
Desert Studio Dubai is a manufacturing plant that is tapping this
technology effectively. The Denim Clothing Company group opened the
studio in the middle of the desert to prove you need very little water in
order to create leading washes for the premium denim market.
Materials & Textiles > Trend Watch > Emerging Trends
Multicolor laser
Self-cleaning technology
Self-cleaning clothes
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