The Dirty Truth of Fast Fashion | How does fashion impact the environment?
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2022
- Fast fashion is something that many of us have become accustomed to. The mass production and convenience of these clothes are tempting, but what are the hidden consequences? The fashion industry is one of the most polluting, and fast fashion is a major contributor. This video will help you learn about some of the most common environmental impacts of the fast fashion industry and how you can be part of the solution by shopping secondhand. It’s about time we get fashion right and put people before profit margins.
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How much of the wasted clothing comes from individuals and how much comes from stores?
I agree with everything besides the statement about GMOs in clothing. The fear-mongering around GMOs is not scientifically sound, especially when GMO crops can have a lower environmental impact than organic crops and require fewer pesticides. There's an assumption that organic automatically means better, which is false.
The clothes don't fall apart fast.... (which implies that the skilled workers who made the garments produce shoddy goods) ......it's the _cut_ that's bad to begin with, causing people to buy clothes that look good on social media but aren't garments that they actually want to _WEAR_ ....so they end up in landfills when the actual quality of the stitching is great!
I mean how should stitching be in your concern. I am just interested.
@@jagadish1580 I make most of my own clothing and I have been doing so for most of my adult life. I'm naturally gifted at pattern-making but sewing is still a challenge for me even after 30 years lol.
I look closely at the stitching in any clothes I buy and most clothing is stitched well.
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