Leather produced using eco-friendly methods, minimizing environmental impact, and promoting ethical sourcing.

Materials that have a reduced impact on the environment, often sourced sustainably and produced with minimal waste.

The practice of obtaining materials in a way that respects social, environmental, and economic standards.

A method for evaluating the environmental impacts of a product throughout its entire lifecycle, from raw material to disposal.

Designing patterns to utilize materials fully, minimizing waste during the cutting process.

Dyeing techniques that eliminate water use, reducing pollution and conserving resources.

Creating a preliminary model of a product to test concepts and design before production.

Plans developed to promote and sell products, focusing on reaching eco-conscious consumers.

Methods and techniques that prioritize environmental sustainability in production and consumption.

Obtaining materials from suppliers who adhere to environmentally friendly and ethical practices.

Official endorsements that verify a product meets certain environmental and ethical standards.

Individuals who prioritize sustainability and ethics in their purchasing decisions.

The process of creating a product with functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability in mind.

The development of new materials or improvements to existing ones that enhance sustainability.

Processes for gathering input on products or prototypes to improve design and functionality.

Visual tools that compile images, materials, and ideas to convey the design direction for a product line.

Detailed illustrations that convey the specifications and dimensions of a product design.

The narrative that communicates a brand’s mission, values, and identity to consumers.

Understanding consumer behaviors and preferences to tailor products and marketing strategies.

Current patterns and preferences in consumer behavior that influence product design and marketing.

Records detailing the processes and materials used in product creation, aiding transparency and improvement.

An evaluation process where peers assess each other's work, providing constructive feedback.

A collection of work showcasing skills, designs, and projects completed throughout the course.

The ability to effectively communicate ideas and concepts to an audience, crucial for showcasing work.

Guidelines and benchmarks that define acceptable practices for environmental responsibility in production.