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Climate change facing the planet, makes companies every day seek alternatives for the care and preservation of the environment, fashion designers are aware of these changes, for this reason the company Valentina Quintero promotes the development of new products, designed textile waste recycled, contributing to environmental sustainability through eco-fashion, because these days recycling is a practice that is imposed and the fashion industry is generating awareness in the search for alternatives to mitigate the impact generates high volume waste textile.
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Climate change facing the planet, makes companies every day seek alternatives for the care and preservation of the environment, fashion designers are aware of these changes, for this reason the company Valentina Quintero promotes the development of new products, designed textile waste recycled, contributing to environmental sustainability through eco-fashion, because these days recycling is a practice that is imposed and the fashion industry is generating awareness in the search for alternatives to mitigate the impact generates high volume waste textile.
Bernal, C. A. (2010). Metodología de la investigación. Tercera edición. Colombia: Pearson educación. Brown, S.
(2010). Eco fashion Moda con conciencia ecológica y social. España: Blume. Eco Fashion Latam
(2012). Recuperado de http:ecofashionlatam.com/sample-page/ Elpais.com (s.f.). Reciclar, reducir, reutilizar. Recuperado de: http://ceibal.elpais.com.uy/reciclar-reducir-reutilizar/. Gwilt, A.
(2014). Moda Sostenible Guie práctica. Argentina: Gustavo Gili. Industria de productos textiles.
(2016). Recuperadon de http://bit.ly/1U33VWb Naciones Unidas
(1992). Declaración de Río sobre el Medio Ambiente y el Desarrollo. Recuperado de http://www.un.org/spanish/esa/sustdev/documents/declaracionrio.htm ONU
(2002). Cumbre Mundial sobre el Desarrollo Sostenible. Recuperado de: http://www.un.org/es/ development/devagenda/sustainable.shtml. Salcedo, E.
(2014). Moda ética para empresas de moda sostenible. Barcelona: Gustavo Gili Udale, J.
(2015). Diseño textil tejidos y técnicas.México: Rustica.
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