Transportation: Global Shipping and its Environmental Toll Once garments are produced, they must be shipped to stores or directly to consumers, often across vast distances. Global transportation contributes significantly to the carbon emissions associated with fast fashion. Clothes are typically made in one part of the world, like Asia, and ship

The Road Ahead: Reducing Fast Fashion’s Carbon Footprint The fashion industry is at a crossroads. While fast fashion continues to dominate the market, there is growing awareness about its environmental consequences. Governments, brands, and consumers must work together to reduce the carbon footprint of the fashion industry. This could involve

Discarding Clothes After a Few Uses The fast fashion business model promotes a culture of disposable clothing. Because the garments are so cheap, they often aren’t made to last. Consumers purchase clothes that are quickly discarded after only a few uses. These discarded clothes usually end up in landfills, where they can take decades to decomp

The Carbon Footprint of Fast Fashion The fashion industry has seen significant transformations in recent years, and with it comes the rise of "fast fashion." This term refers to the rapid production and consumption of inexpensive, trendy clothing. But as we chase the latest fashion trends, have we considered the environmental impact? Specificall