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Globally, the fashion industry is currently a controversial industry in terms of production practices. So far, no basis has been found to guide the process on the use of technology, from the beginning of the value chain to its marketing. The methodology for this literature review was: 1) Determination of keywords, 2) Search in databases, 3) Review of titles and abstracts for incorporation, 4) Full review of selected articles. As results, the challenges of their use and their relationship to sustainability are presented.
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