Incentivising repairing clothes via policy, monetary incentives and changing cultural norms all help to move to more sustainable fashion.
Incentivising repairing clothes via policy, monetary incentives and changing cultural norms all help to move to more sustainable fashion.
Yeah I thought maybe I’m part of the problem by buying cheap t-shirts and jeans that wear out quickly, but everything I buy gets used way more than 7 times and usually thrown out when holes develop. Super cheap jeans wearing out after 2 months are the worst, but in cold weather months they get worn every day so that’s still like 40-60 times being worn.
I have found supermarket own clothing is usually OK. Shame a lot are now doing 80% cotton instead of 100% and adding some polyester though. But its still better than the 100% polyester stuff