The textile industry is one of the biggest contributors to environmental pollution in the world. From the production stage through the use phase and during disposal of textile waste, the industry has a severe negative impact on the environment. This includes the excessive consumption of natural and energy resources, the emission of greenhouse gasses, the discharge of contaminated wastewater, and the generation of large amounts of textile waste. At the center of solving the sustainability issues of the textile industry is the concept of circular resource management. Based on the principles of reduction, reuse, and recycling, this model offers solutions to the ecological challenges of the textile sector, encompassing the entire process from production through consumption to disposal. This study will delve into the environmental impact of the entire textile ecosystem and analyze how the implementation of the overarching principles of circular management could contribute to the reduction of the carbon footprint of the textile industry. Based on the findings during the analysis of scientific literature and the results gathered from survey research, a conceptual solution in the form of a mobile application based on the fundamental principles of circular management will be introduced, aiming to promote and adopt sustainable textile handling practices.