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We consume fashion at a faster rate than any other point in history. Every years, brands manufacture more than 100 billion garments. Can you imagine that number for a second? Our planet has a population of 7 and a half billion. Do the math.
The fashion industry continues to tempt us to buy more and more clothes. There are always new ranges, new styles, new colors, and so on.
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But what is the price we pay for this behavior? The so-called fast fashion takes a toll on the environment. Clothes production can cause pollution. Yes, that is a side effect of our attitude towards clothing.
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What does the fashion world does to reduce pollution? Fashion uses a lot of precious natural resources. And they also create mounts of waste. Often, this waste goes to landfill.
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This documentary takes a look at everything we can do to reduce the fashion’s environmental impact.
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