Carbon Footprint Calculation for Textile Products
topic
Textile product carbon footprint quantification follows ISO 14067 and the GHG Protocol Product Standard, compiling a cradle-to-grave greenhouse gas inventory of CO2, CH4, N2O, and fluorinated gas emissions from fibre cultivation or synthesis, yarn spinning, fabric formation, dyeing and finishing, garment manufacturing, distribution, consumer care, and end-of-life disposal stages.
Role
Provides the product-level carbon accounting needed to disclose, benchmark, and reduce the climate impact of textile products under science-based target commitments, carbon label schemes, and mandatory product carbon footprint disclosure requirements emerging from EU Sustainable Products Regulation and national green public procurement frameworks.
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