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1. Where circularity is decided
See how design, material research and specification decide a garment's recoverability years before it is worn.
Evaluate a garment specification against an actual recovery process. Record fibre composition, trim removability and the destination facility’s acceptance criteria before signing off the tech pack.
By the end of this module: See how design, material research and specification decide a garment's recoverability years before it is worn.
Prerequisite: No prior module required; basic garment manufacturing knowledge is helpful.
Who this module is for · Intermediate
- Product developers and designers deciding material and trim specifications
- Factory technologists working on cutting waste, offcuts and reprocessing
- Sustainability and compliance staff who need the technical detail behind claims
This module stands on its own — study it in any order. Your reading, quiz score and capstone are saved on this device, and to your account when you sign in. See your progress for this course.
1. Read these chapters
2. Then work through these stages
Module quiz
5 questions on 1. Where circularity is decided. Answer them all, then check your score before moving on. 4 correct or more is a pass. Your best score is saved on this device, and to your account when you are signed in. This is a self-check, not an accredited assessment.
1. When should recovery requirements enter a product specification?
2. Which tech-pack detail best supports recovery sorting?
3. A removable zip mainly helps by enabling what?
4. Which evidence supports a recyclability decision?
5. What is the strongest design comparison?
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