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R. Sarvith
Grade 3
S R V international school
Rasipuram

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Green drapers
Grade:4
SRV INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL

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The green drapes

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I am going to staple some flowers and leafs to make a beautiful dress eco friendly dress

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I am going to staple some flowers and leafs to make a beautiful dress eco friendly dress

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Waste materials clock project
R. Sarvith  adhav
Grade 3 A
S R V international school

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Inquistron - Green Drapers: Sudiksha Gouda, G-5, SNIS. 

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Inquistron - Green Drapers: Sudiksha Gouda, G-5, SNIS. 

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Pollution. Everyone goes “Oh! Pollution We need to be sustainable”. But, alas, nobody’s being “sustainable”.

We can take action on things, but the real blow actually comes when we use sustainability on things that are inevitable and daily. Like clothes and electricity......and the explosion of eco-friendliness comes when we combine these unavoidable everyday things. So, what are sustainable ways we can follow in clothes and electricity?

For clothes, we need to use biodegradable fibres. For electricity we generally use solar panels.

So, I have designed a set of clothes (shoes and cap included) that are made entirely of biodegradable fibres and have detachable solar panels on them. The fabric of the shirt and shorts is Organic Bamboo Fibre, the cap and shoes are made of hemp. Both these fibres are decomposable. These have longer life and hence have good durability. As mentioned before, these have removable solar panels, which can power things in or after usage. This set of clothes, I call, Trencher Green’s.

All you have to do is walk around in the sun, let the solar panels do their magic, and charge, uh well, whatever you want to power! After the clothes are worn out, they can return to the soil or be recycled.

An example of usage:

Solar enabled shoulder cuffs and shoes can be used for mobile charging either the same time or even later.

The cap can be used as torch light /study lamp in the nights.

This dress will be of much use for people working in the field like construction, delivery boys, farmers, school students etc.

This dress is not only sustainable with eco-friendly material but also self –sufficient for basic needs of light and acts as mobile charging station, needless to say it reduces our electricity bill 😊.

Sudiksha Gouda, G5, SNIS.
snis0199@snis.edu.in

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S. Dhagshena, Grade 5, SRV International School 

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S. Dhagshena, Grade 5, SRV International School 

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The Green Drapers

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Tesu an eco friendly attire for the modern women

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Tesu an eco friendly attire for the modern women

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Aarav n bothra vb sir mutha school

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THE GREEN DRAPERS

Make a difference with your sustainable attire

Theme: THE GREEN DRAPERS’

Title  ECO FRIENDLY ATTIRE

Inspiration little efforts to ‘Save our Planet’

Material used old Newspapers, jute bag and green peas.

Jute fabric presents a lot of benefits due to its wonderful property, pollution free environment and especially contributes to a sustainable development. This biodegradable material has a high moisture retention capacity and fire resistant properties too. It is usually used as geotextile.

Newspaper clothing, in the form of dresses or other clothes made from disposable cellulose fabric is a short-lived fashion.

Process. The costumes we have displayed are manufactured by using eco-friendly materials. It reflected to resourcefulness in making these costumes by daily used materials which are manufactured for single time use and to be thrown away after usage.

Trousers and vest made from Newspaper & vegetable jute bag used for trench coat, shoe and hat. Peas are used for accessories. We are trying to showcase that how we can make eco-friendly dresses with items used to be thrown away. In this process, we have tried to recycle the waste and create the dress which are fashionable too. Using jute products will save the trees and contribute to ecological balance on the planet and reuse an old newspaper is a meaningful resource to save the planet.

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Jute is the next environmental friendly fabric for clothing. Jute fabric is a great eco-friendly alternative to reduce the environmental impact of your clothes. It is also one of the cheapest natural fibres. Jute fabric is the most used fabric, used globally after Cotton for good reasons.

Jute fabric is strong, durable and eco-friendly.

About costume
🔺Jute fabric frock
🔺Use rope as a belt decorated with leaves
🔺Flowers made with crepe paper and toffee wrappers to add colour to the costume

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Janya Menon VC Sir Mutha School

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Green Drapers

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Green Drapers Eco-friendly Attire entry by Amaya Mimani of class 3-A, Sir Mutha School.

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Green Drapers Eco-friendly Attire entry by Amaya Mimani of class 3-A, Sir Mutha School.

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Design Summary

For the Green Drapers Eco-friendly attire contest, I have designed a summer dress of a skirt and a top. For this, I have used cotton khadi material because it is a natural fabric and lets your skin breathe.

I also chose to colour my dress pink with a natural dye of beetroot instead of using chemical dyes. I have used the Indian traditional tie and dye method to make this dress.

Since I am designing a summer dress, I like the idea of decorating my outfit with wild weeds and berries which are biodegradable in place of any metal or plastic accessories. I have also designed a root tiara with leaves and flowers to complete the look.

All the materials in this dress are natural and organic. It is a very eco-friendly dress.

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Akshara Sathyanarayanan , 6-C , Sir Mutha School

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Akshara Sathyanarayanan , 6-C , Sir Mutha School

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Akshara Sathyanarayanan , 6-C , Sir Mutha School 

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Akshara Sathyanarayanan , 6-C , Sir Mutha School 

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My summary

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Thanks for giving opportunity to share my creativity and for my eco friendly attire i have used rosses and some yellow flowers for the colour combination and to make the top i have used leaves to make these any of the things are not wasted
THANKS 🙏