ECO Fashion Week SF: Blockchain for Sustainability (Noble Profit)

Amy Seidman is the founder of Noble Profit and BFLO, Amy is a sustainability, technology and media inceptor. An early pioneer of interactive media, Amy created media and technology for companies like PacBell, Lotus, Sun, ValueClick Media, MGM, Warner Brothers, Fox and Disney. At her design firm Creative Entity, Amy made technology experiences for business, entertainment, education, museums and marketing and built brands such as Incredible Places and Into Outside.

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ECO Fashion Week SF presents : Fashion's Environmental Impact on Climate Change

ECO Fashion Week SF 2019 presents : The Fashion Industry's Environmental Impact on Climate Change | RSVP To Attend @ http://bit.ly/2mLx6sY | Join #EcoFWSF @ http://bit.ly/2kPAp14

Climate change will affect how manufacturers operate in the future. With climate change taking a toll on the environment, more brands and individuals will be faced with severe environmental issues. How will this change the way we manufacture apparel? Can we make clothes more sustainably? How will floods, fires, and other natural disasters affect consumers and manufacturers?

While our passion for fashion is at least part of the problem, experts say the industry itself needs to be smarter with production to lessen environmental damage.

An important implication is that defining sustainable fashion is vital in order to avoid challenges. Pioneers like Stella McCartney, Raven + Lily, Akola Project, Reformation, Patagonia and Apolis are changing how clothes are made and how the industry works.