Eco-Friendly Mannequins from Cloth Waste 🌱

Jothi papers in Erode, Tamil Nadu wants to change the way we look at mannequins. The environmental impact of mannequins, usually made from plastic or fibreglass is significant in the fashion industry. They are sometimes recycled but are also be dumped in ‘mannequin graveyards’ or landfills. But a couple from India have come up with an innovative solution. They collect fabric waste, such as cuttings from nearby factories and turn them into eco-friendly mannequins. They also use glue and paint made from natural materials to ensure these mannequins and busts are fully bio-degradable. Do you think sustainability is a necessity for the future of the fashion industry? And should big brands make a switch to sustainable mannequins like these?