Sustainable fashion: what’s it made of?

From plastics to pineapples, sustainable clothing can be made of materials that are as varied as they are strange. So whether you’re a conscious consumer, or just dipping your toes into the world of eco-fashion, let’s take a look at the surprising substances making it into our wardrobes.

Question 1Question 1 out of 9:

This suit is made of a fabric called Tencel – but where does Tencel come from?

A: Spider silk B: Wood pulp C: Pine needles

Question 2Question 2 out of 9:

Which kind of fruit leaves were used to make this bag?

A: Pineapple B: Lemon C: Aubergine

Question 3Question 3 out of 9:

Which common plants were used to make this cloak?

A: Stinging nettles B: Reeds C: Dandelions

Question 4Question 4 out of 9:

Which kind of fibres were used to create this kimono over 100 years ago?

A: Rhubarb B: Celery C: Banana

Question 5Question 5 out of 9:

What is this jacket made from?

A: Recycled plastic bottles B: Recycled car tyres C: Recycled cars

Question 6Question 6 out of 9:

This kimono is made of ramie, another type of plant fibre. What else is ramie used for?

A: Golf clubs B: Bulletproof vests C: Hosepipes

Question 7Question 7 out of 9:

Which leaves were used to create this hat?

A: Cocoa leaves B: Mango leaves C: Coconut leaves

Question 8Question 8 out of 9:

Which fruit pulp was used to make this skirt?

A: Lime B: Orange C: Avocado

Question 9Question 9 out of 9:

Wow, that was a lot of plant fibres for one quiz. For the final challenge: which fibre was used to make this jacket?

A: Pineapple B: Banana C: Nettle D: Orange E: Coconut

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