This abstract presents an exploration of the evergreen glamour of polka dots as a design element and their potential role in advancing sustainability. It explores the synergy between the timeless charm of polka dots and the persistent need for sustainable design practices. The paper encompasses a comprehensive study of polka dots, including their various sizes and color combinations. 

Furthermore, this research highlights how the enduring design element of polka dots can serve as a bridge between classic aesthetics and contemporary design trends. Data for this study has been collected from diverse sources, including surveys conducted among design enthusiasts including design students, faculties and fashion influencers. These surveys aim to uncover their perceptions and preferences regarding polka dots and other design elements that can seamlessly integrate with sustainable fibers and fashion.

The ultimate goal of this research is to provide valuable insights and guidance to fashion designers, retailers, and manufacturers interested in incorporating sustainability into their practices. By analyzing the data, the research has revealed that sustainable fabrics can harmonize effectively with polka dot patterns. This finding underscores the potential for polka dots to play a pivotal role in the sustainable fashion landscape, catering to both the traditional and contemporary tastes of consumers.