Re-inove application: a new concept in transformed clothes
Keywords:
Circular Economy; Mobile Application; Environmental impact; Fashion.Abstract
This article aims to propose the development of a mobile application for the collection of garments that are donated by individuals and legal entities and are collected at specific exchange points and sent to the factory that is located in a community, and will go through the process of transformation and resale. The method used was an exploratory bibliographic research. As a possible study result, it is expected to be accessible to the whole community and to reduce the environmental impact that mass textile production causes.
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