100 Billion items of clothing are produced every year, this amounts to 14 pieces for each and every human on the planet, according to Earth.org
Let's fix this!
We wear clothes for comfort and protection as well as to express ourselves. Much of our clothing is made cheaply, unethically and has a huge impact on our planet. Here are some ways you can take action on this issue:
Our clothes have a huge cost to the climate: a typical T-shirt produces 6.75kg C02 during production and sale.
Reducing fast fashion consumption lowers water usage and pollution caused by the textile industry. Repairing and donating clothes minimizes textile waste in landfills.
Choosing quality clothes reduces the need to replace them frequently, saving money in the long run. Supporting ethical brands helps improve working conditions for those in the fashion industry.
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Earn rewards, qualify for prizes and learn from others who are taking action to secure a sustainable fashion future for us all.
A research Centre based at the London College of Fashion who provoke, challenge and question the fashion status quo.
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Offers free resources and workshops to promote education for sustainability.
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An international civil society organization with over 50 years of experience making more sustainable and ethical supply chains.
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