1. Organic & Regenerative Fabrics —(i)Organic Cotton – Grown without harmful pesticides, softer and biodegradable. (ii)Hemp – Durable, antibacterial, and needs less water to grow. (iii)Regenerative Wool – Produced from farms that restore soil health and biodiversity. (iv)Example Pieces: Overshirts, chinos, and lightweight summer knits.

2. Upcycled & Recycled Clothing —(i)Upcycled Jackets & Denim – Made from pre-loved garments, giving them a second life. (ii)Recycled Polyester – Often from plastic bottles, used in outerwear and sportswear. (iii)Trend Style: Patchwork denim jackets, remade vintage varsity jackets.

3. Minimalist & Timeless Designs —(i) Shift from fast trends to versatile, classic pieces you can wear for years. (ii)Neutral tones like beige, olive, navy, charcoal dominate. (iii)Example: A simple linen shirt that works for office and vacation.

4. Low-Impact Dyeing & Printing —(i)Natural dyes from plants, minerals, and food waste. (ii)Waterless dyeing technology for deeper colors with less pollution. (iii)Earthy shades like rust, moss green, and indigo are trending.

5. Slow Fashion Essentials —(i) Focus on quality over quantity: one well-made jacket instead of five cheap ones. (ii)Brands offering repair services and lifetime guarantees are on the rise. (iii)Example: Selvedge denim jeans with free lifetime mending.

6. Functional & Modular Menswear —(i)Jackets with removable linings, shirts with convertible sleeves, and trousers with adjustable hems — designed to last through seasons. (ii)Reduces the need for multiple pieces.