We know the reasons why we all are pursuing sustainability in our daily lives. By reducing cost and waste we will not only be contributing to a healthy environment to live in but by giving back to the mother earth. Our responsibility towards mother nature is to retain its natural resources and hand it over to our coming generations in its as real form as possible. Sustainability is saving resources for future generation and leaving a natural and breathable environment behind. Sustainability in textile stipulates production which is low in cost, uses less natural resources and producing textile which is not only eco-friendly but have an ‘after-life’ too. Biodegradable and recyclable fabric should be the ultimate goal of textile industry so it can be used by coming generations as well. Organic cotton fabrics which are produced using non-GMO seeds and grown without chemical based fertilisers or pesticides are the best alternative for synthetic fabrics. There is no soil-erosion of land in growing cotton so it is good for the environment as well. Some other fabrics are bamboo fabric, banana fabric, hemp fabric, linen, silk and other plant based fabrics.