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A set of vocabulary flashcards defining sustainable fashion and identifying key certifications and concepts related to avoiding greenwashing.
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Sustainable fashion
Designing, producing, and consuming clothing in ways that minimise environmental harm and uphold social equity - across the entire lifecycle of a garment.
Environmental harm
A factor that sustainable fashion seeks to minimise throughout the entire lifecycle of a garment.
Social equity
A principle that sustainable fashion aims to uphold during the design, production, and consumption of clothing.
Lifecycle of a garment
The entire duration across which sustainable fashion must minimise environmental impact and uphold social equity.
Greenwashing
When brands claim to be "eco-friendly" without certifications or transparency, often misleading consumers.
Eco-friendly
A claim made by brands that can be misleading if it is presented without transparency or official certifications.
GOTS
A specific credential consumers should look for to verify a brand's sustainability claims and avoid greenwashing.
Fair Trade
One of the credentials mentioned that indicates a brand's claims are verified rather than being examples of greenwashing.
B Corp
A certification that helps consumers identify brands that are transparent and truly committed to sustainable practices.
Transparency
A requirement for brands to avoid being categorized as greenwashing; its absence often indicates a brand is misleading consumers.