Fast fashion is accelerating an environmental catastrophe, with the equivalent of one garbage truck’s worth of clothing ...

While fast fashion is doing numbers for the apparel industry, the quality of the products churned out to consumers is not up ...

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inside China’s e-commerce fashion giant This is a so-called “fast fashion landfill”, where discarded or unused clothing is accumulating, reaching 39,000 tons so far, the website added.

The poor quality of fast fashion clothing contributes to the limited lifespans of garments, which often end up decomposing slowly in landfills or being incinerated. In addition to degrading in ...

And every year, 101 million tons of clothing end up in landfills. And the trend toward fast fashion — cheap, mass-produced items that chase short-term fads — are only making us more wasteful.

Concerned about fashion's environmental impact ... up to 11.3 million ton of clothes and shoes were put in landfill in 2018, making up 7.7 percent of all municipal solid waste in landfill that ...

The influence of fast fashion has encouraged consumers to use low-quality clothes for a short period. Consumers and producers ...

They use everything from old carpets that would have ended up on landfill to so-called ghost ... Prada among them – signed up to a “Fashion Pact” committing to achieving net zero carbon ...

She sells garments that would have ended up in a landfill, giving them a second ... Replacing You, with Y2K fashion and sports jerseys. (Halyna Mihalik/CBC) Scarrow said she and her business ...