In case you are short of inspiration for New Year's resolutions in terms of changing your consumption habits you can pick one of those and you’re doing everything right.
200 billion garments sold annually should be the end of the quest for more, choosing not to buy a product is the most sustainable thing you can do as a consumer
Instead of donating old clothes make the effort to resale or swap, doubling the lifetime of a product reduces its impact by half.
Millions of products bought on whim and returned to the seller will be destroyed and landfilled, and not resold again because it is cheaper.
Washing your clothes less often at lower temperature makes them to last longer and you shed less micro-plastic.
Stay informed and suspicious about greenwashing.
Tackling the underlying reasons for why we over-purchase, yet underuse clothes will definitely help.
Fast fashion is ruining the beauty of fashion....
Overconsumption is one of the most significant issues in our world.
This year, we have been consuming without realising the long-term consequences of our purchases.
Achieving a more sustainable fashion industry is only possible with the cooperation of consumers by buying less.
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