The transition to a fully sustainable value chain is part of the important ambitions of the clothing and textile markets. There is no negative impact on people, animals and the environment during the life cycle of textiles. Such a change also promises substantial social, environmental and economic benefits, but also requires considerable adjustment on the part of buyers and producers. The study will help companies and organizations that support business understand what a sustainable transition is and how they can meet and exceed future requirements. It is well known that experts in transition theory agree that transitions occur when technical or social innovations are slowly adopted in existing systems in industry, culture, politics, science, consumer preferences and technology. More innovations in the field of sustainable textiles will contribute to green, clean production, better waste management and the adoption of new strategies to improve working conditions. Consumption of water, energy and chemicals is a challenge for textile companies at every stage of the value chain. Sustainable solutions for the field of clothing for industrial enterprises are described in this paper. Innovative techniques for sustainable product development are proposed. The paper aims to highlight the most important aspects of sustainable product development without having unforeseen costs just by adapting them.