Systematic Literature Review Of Sustainable Fashion Consumption From 2015 To 2019

This systematic review was designed to assess the previous studies related to consumers’ behaviours towards sustainability in a fashion that covers various fashion items including clothing, jewellery, general products, luxury items, and cosmetics. By following the PRISMA table, the reviewers had initiated this systematic review using the two databases which include Scopus and WOS. All the available articles were selected based on publications from the year 2015 to 2019. After reviewing the keywords, abstracts for the inclusion, exclusion process, and careful reading, a number of 45 papers were selected for reviewing. Further, the reviewer identifies and categories the selected articles based on four main themes of sustainable fashion namely, collaboration, eco-conscious, ethical or slow fashion and recycled and upcycled. The results from this review indicate that there is still a lack of research on sustainable fashion that covers clothing, jewellery and luxury items, as compared to cosmetics and general products such as food and cars. This review provides fruitful directions for future research on sustainable fashion.