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Revered for its luxurious texture and sustainability, linen has evolved from a symbol of prestige in medieval Europe to a cornerstone of eco-conscious fashion and home décor. As of today, this versatile material is not just making a comeback; it is leading the charge in an industry increasingly driven by environmental concerns and consumer demand....
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The fashion and garment industry has a significant role in the degradation of the environment, mostly due to its resource-intensive production processes. In this context, looking into the potential applications of biotechnology for production of sustainable textiles using microorganisms like fungi, algae, and other organic materials acquires significance. The benefits of these biotechnological fabrics for the environment, future technological advancements, and practical applications are explored in this study. It gives a complete picture of how the manufacture of these textiles can have a smaller environmental impact than that of conventional textiles. ...
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The decline of handcrafted products amidst machine-produced alternatives underscores the need for intervention to protect this heritage. Revival efforts, including market understanding, consumer engagement, and awareness workshops, are crucial. With many traditional crafts facing extinction, urgent action is needed to safeguard this cultural heritage....
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Asia's textile industry reigns supreme, boasting strategic advantages like low labour and production costs. Countries like Bangladesh and Vietnam lead the global garment market with innovative policies and efficient value chains. Despite underused trade agreements, the region thrives, driven by increasing fibre consumption and sustainability initiatives....
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