DESIGNING MODERN CLOTHING USING LOCAL TEXTILE MATERIALS BASED ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT PRINCIPLES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51699/xnxgcf96Keywords:
sustainable development, fashion design, eco-design, local textiles, light industry, innovation, national heritage, fabric designAbstract
This article investigates the design of modern garments using local textile materials based on sustainable development principles. The ecological, economic, and aesthetic advantages of locally produced fabrics were analyzed, and their potential application in contemporary fashion design was evaluated. The study proposes environmentally friendly design approaches that integrate national textile traditions with modern fashion requirements. The results demonstrate that the use of local materials contributes to sustainable production, cultural preservation, and increased competitiveness in the light industry sector.
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