Disposable clothing and toxic production methods have become unavoidable across most textile markets. Customer demands for more relevant fashions at lower costs have created a shift in the culture of supply chain and has given an entirely new meaning to “sustainable fashion”. Many consumers are unaware how their habits are creating irrevocable consequences on the market and environment. Further research into biodegradable fibers has been a topic of interest in the quest towards sustainability. Cotton fibers have the ability to degrade quicker than others, such as polyester, making it a feasible option. Many consumers prefer cotton over other fibers. However, awareness on biodegradable fibers as a whole is lacking, outlining room for improvement and education in this area.