Fashion Trends in Rural Areas

Wearable clothes are all the rage right now, but what is the style of Organic clothing production used in the organic production world? Does it involve organic cotton with clever designs created using digital printing? We take a look.

The Style Of Wearable Clothes

Wearable clothes are designed to be worn daily and can be washed and dried multiple times before they start to deteriorate. Popular styles include sweatpants, joggers, leggings, and yoga pants.

Although most common in urban areas, people living in rural areas are also embracing the environmentally conscious and sustainable fashion trends.

Digital Printing As A Fashion Trend

The organic food and sustainable fashion movements are slowly making their way into mainstream fashion, and digital printing is proving to be a versatile and effective way of implementing these trends.

Organic food production starts with organic materials sourced locally and regionally, and many fashion designers are now using this principle to create unique pieces limited to organic production. So, what types of organic clothing are we talking about here?

Most of the clothes mentioned above are made primarily of organic cotton – the traditional source of organic cotton – but it's not limited to these materials. Designers have started to use a variety of natural fabrics like hemp, silk, and modacrylic for the production of bespoke pieces with unique qualities that cannot be extracted from natural sources.

New Trends In Old Fashion

The organic clothing industry is still young, and many designers are looking for innovative ways to continue evolving while staying true to organic ideals and sustainable fashion.

In some cases, designers have created hybrid pieces made from organic and non-organic materials. For example, Diesel Jeans has produced organic cotton and modacrylic hybrid pieces that are both environmentally conscious and fashionable. Similarly, Earth Shoes has created a range of organic and sustainable footwear products that are both stylish and eco-friendly.

Trends That Are Here To Stay

Although these garments won't be worn every day, they are designed to be washed and dried multiple times before they start to deteriorate, so they will be in continual use.

This being said, there are some styles that are here to stay and will continue to be popular because of their sustainability and organic associations. These include;

• Dark wash jeans crafted from organic cotton
• Dainty dresses made from organic fabrics
• Trousers and joggers fashioned from recycled plastic
• Sandals made from ethically sourced leather
• A beautiful jumpsuit composed of organic cotton and recycled polyester
• A chic shirtdress made from recycled plastic bottles

What do you think? Will you be styling yourself in organic clothing any time soon?