This Solidaridad Wet Processing Guidebook provides an in-depth look at one of the nine themes of the Dutch Agreement for Sustainable Garments and Textiles: water pollution and use of chemicals, water and energy.
There are many areas where environmental impacts can be addressed throughout a garment’s value chain; from growing or producing fibres, spinning and weaving processes, wet processes such as dyeing and washing, cut and trim, all the way to how the consumer takes care of the garment.
You can view and download the full publication below.
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