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One of India's most important economic contributors is the fashion industry. However, this industry produces a significant amount of pre-and post-production waste. This industry enthusiastically designs or updates the designs of clothing to satisfy consumer demands for fashion products, resulting in sizeable amounts of fabric waste being generated during the manufacturing process. The effort will be most effective, according to practitioners and academics, when made during the designing, pattern-making, and cutting phases in order to minimize waste. Students, researchers, and practitioners in the global fashion industry who are interested in the concerns of waste pre-production and its impact on the environment have studied and practiced the notion of zero waste fashion design, also known as zero waste fashion design. The procedures to develop garments using cutting fabric waste during the pattern making and cutting process are referred to as zero waste fashion design. The purpose of this study is to look into how the concept of zero waste fashion design can be implemented in the design and production of clothing. How different manipulation techniques and methods can also be used to develop zero waste garments.