#4607. Mapping environmentally sustainable practices in textiles, apparel and fashion industries: a systematic literature review

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Abstract:
This paper reviews the literature on environmentally sustainable practices in textile, apparel and fashion (TAF) industries to allow the mapping of practices across various manufacturing processes and the development of a conceptual framework to guide investigation of the extent of sustainable practices in TAF industries from an environmental perspective. A systematic literature review was undertaken, consisting of bibliometric and content analysis of 91 articles published in peer-reviewed journals over a 10-year period. However, there is less research in developing country contexts, where most TAF production takes place and a paucity of research in upstream stages of garment washing and dyeing, and the manufacture of trims, accessories and packaging. The focus is on environmental sustainability and upstream manufacturing processes. This review provides academics with a unified depiction of environmentally sustainable practices to stimulate further scholarly research and provides guidance for managers to develop firm sustainability competency by summarising best practices at different manufacturing stages. This review comprehensively maps the academic literature on environmentally sustainable practices in TAF industries from an upstream manufacturing operations context.
Keywords:
Environmental sustainability; Fashion supply chain; Sustainable practices; Sustainable supply chain management; Systematic literature review

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