Clothing ring

DRESS ECO CIRCLE, which is based on an understanding of the growth rings of trees, puts forward the carbon emission index of clothing, balances the useful life of each piece of clothing, the total carbon emissions in the life cycle, and the average annual carbon emissions. the amount. The "annual ring" refers to the carbon emission index of clothing, which is used to determine the age of each piece of clothing, the total amount of carbon emissions in the life cycle, and the average annual carbon emissions. Each clothing ring consists of multiple concentric circles with different radii. The number of circles represents the age of each piece of clothing; the total area of ​​the largest circle represents the total carbon emissions of each piece of clothing during its life cycle; The spacing between the circles represents the average annual carbon emissions for each piece of clothing.

Low carbon clothing rings:

To measure the degree of environmental protection for each piece of clothing, we focus on the following two indicators:

First, the total carbon emissions are low, that is, the smaller the diameter of the big circle representing the total carbon emissions, this means that due to the proper selection of garments, and the proper control of production, distribution and disposal, the carbon emissions of garments will be lower.

The second is that the average annual carbon emission is low, that is, the greater the density of the circle in clothing rings, which means that the use rate of each piece of clothing is high, which means that the total consumption of clothing will be lower, so the average annual carbon emissions The lower the price, the lower the total carbon emissions per person due to clothing consumption.

Each person's clothing ring pattern:

Combining the clothing rings of each person's costumes constitutes each person's clothing cycle.

For each person's clothing cycle map, we are concerned about the following two issues:

The first is the total carbon emissions, and the sum of carbon emissions of all garments constitutes the total carbon emissions generated by each person’s clothing consumption. This is the ultimate indicator that we measure each person’s environmental contribution in apparel use. Low indicates that our carbon emissions from clothing are smaller:

The second is our dress code. Each person's clothing cycle pattern can show the clothing consumption habits of each of us. For example, too many clothing rings indicate that the person's clothing consumption is heavy; too many “low ages” indicate this. The use rate of people is too low; too many old age clothes mean that this person has too many sleeping clothes, the utilization of each piece of clothing is too low, and so on. We hope everyone can develop a low-carbon dress code and contribute to environmental protection.

Related Events On September 20th, 2009, the Clean Up The World Weekend and the "Year of the Ring" China Urban Research Conference were held in Beijing. Gao Junping, head of the Green Community Project of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, and Wang Kaiyue, deputy secretary general of the China Association for Sustainable Development attended the conference. Sports stars Guo Jingjing, acting stars Qin Hailan, Aida, Tian Yuan, Li Xinyu, Zhang Lei, and more than 100 people attended the conference. Domestic and foreign media made their best appearances to jointly inject green vitality into "DO THE GREEN THING". At the press conference, the concept and spirit of active innovation and environmental protection of “Year rings” and “Low-carbon equipment” have always been throughout. At the meeting, the organizers analyzed the public dress habits of the four cities surveyed in the country, and released the “Annual Report on the “Clinical Apparel” China City”, calling for more attention to the problem of carbon emissions from apparel, from wearing low-carbon clothing. The installation begins and cares for Earth Home.