CREATIVE PRINTING PROCESSES AS A SUSTAINABILITY STRATEGY FROM TEXTILE REMNANTS
Keywords:
Textile Labels, Serigraphy, Graphic Design, Sustainable DesignAbstract
This article shows how a commercial value-added product can be generated through sustainable design. In this case linked to the textile area, which being one of the most important production matrices in the center of the country, also generates a large amount of pollution, chemical waste and waste of materials. Through the reuse of textile remnants such as canvas, jeans, cardboard, leather, adhesives, among others, the project was implemented in two areas: (1) the first, in the conjugation of the graphic design and the different design and printing trends; and its convergence in a product that can be applied in the textile and clothing industry. Obtaining as a result, in addition to the competitive advantage that is intended to achieve, lower costs; and (2) the second area is based on the application of sustainable processes to produce a product that does not affect the environment, allowing the company to apply it, reduce local taxes for the care of the environment.
Published
How to Cite
Issue
Section
Los autores retienen los derechos de autor y otorgan a Revista Inclusiones el derecho de publicación bajo Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Esto permite el uso, distribución y reproducción en cualquier medio, siempre que se otorgue la debida atribución al autor.