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    Sustainable fashion Sustainable fashion, also called eco fashion, is a part of the growing design philosophy and trend of sustainability, the goal of which is to create a system which can be environment friendly and social responsible how clothing can be harmful to the environment When pesticides are used in cotton production (25% of all pesticides used in the whole world are from cotton production), the pesticides cause pollution and thus endanger not only the environment, but the health of the people living in developing countries. Many processes involved in clothing production, such as irrigation, pesticides, fertilizers, and the bleaching and dyeing of processed textiles use an enormous amount of water and often lead to water pollution. Fossil fuels are used in the production of oil-based synthetic fibers (like nylon). While our clothes are being transported and processed, they release carbon emissions that contribute to climate change. When clothes are thrown away rather than

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  Tie Dye Techniques Ombre Tie Dye Technique A spray bottle helps you use the ombre tie dye technique on fabric. This technique shows a gradu al change in color shade by adding water to the dye. Instructions Add Water to the Bottle Prewash fabric to remove sizing. Do not use fabric softener or dryer sheets. Do not dry dress. Cover work surface with plastic tablecloth. Lay damp dress on prepared surface. Wearing rubber gloves, add water to dye bottle. Replace cap tightly. Shake until dye is dissolved. Pour Dye into Spray Bottle Pour dye from bottle into spray bottle. Pour Water into Spray Bottle Add water to fill bottle. Shake well. Begin Spraying Dye Spray bottom half of garment first, applying dye about ¼ of the way up. Fill Bottle with More Water Fill spray bottle with more water. Shake well. Spray Another Shade Spray next to dark color and up to about midway on garment. Refer to photo. Fill Bottle with More Water Fill spray bottle with water.  Shake well. Spray Remaining Areas Spray