CLEAN : Young labels make sustainable fashion headway at NY Fashion Week

The video tutorial discusses the creative use of leftover scrap supplies, emphasizing sustainability and human rights. It highlights the importance of local production in New York, using vintage and antique materials, and ensuring fair wages for workers. The tutorial also explores upcycling techniques, turning old items into new creations, and the significance of using biodegradable materials.

What is the primary source of embellishments used by the speaker?

• International markets

• Smaller businesses on Etsy

• Local craft stores

• Large wholesale suppliers

How does the speaker define sustainability?

• Reducing carbon footprint

• Using only recycled materials

• Ensuring fair wages and human rights

• Focusing on eco-friendly materials

What is the speaker's view on the longevity of their products?

• They should be trendy and short-lived

• They should be disposable

• They should be replaced every season

• They should last and be kept for a long time

What unique materials are mentioned by the speaker?

• Plastic beads

• Metallic threads

• Synthetic fibers

• Real beetles and flowers preserved in resin

What is the speaker's approach to production?

• Outsourcing to multiple countries

• Mass production in overseas factories

• Local production in New York

• Automated production lines

What is emphasized in the speaker's approach to using materials?

• Importing materials from abroad

• Using only new materials

• Focusing on synthetic materials

• Avoiding overproduction and using vintage materials

How does the speaker handle leftover materials?

• Store them indefinitely

• Turn them into new products like blankets

• Sell them to other companies

• Discard them