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In today’s fast-paced world, fashion trends come and go with the seasons—sometimes even faster. While it’s exciting to refresh your wardrobe often, the rise of fast fashion has come with a heavy price. Behind the bargain deals and trendy looks lies a trail of environmental damage that we can no longer afford to ignore.
Let’s take a closer look at the true cost of fast fashion—and what you can do to help.
Fast fashion is the mass production of cheap, trendy clothing designed to be worn for a short period and replaced quickly. Big retailers release new styles weekly to keep consumers buying more. But while the prices may be low, the impact on our planet is sky-high.
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Fast fashion's demand for cotton and synthetic materials puts enormous strain on freshwater resources.
2.The fashion industry produces around 10% of global carbon emissions—more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined.
3.The fashion industry produces around 10% of global carbon emissions—more than all international flights and maritime shipping combined.
4.Dyes, bleaches, and synthetic fabrics pollute rivers and oceans. Over 20% of global water pollution comes from textile dyeing and treatment.
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2.Buy preloved clothes from platforms like HeersHanger.Invest in quality over quantity. A timeless piece worn 30+ times is far better than 10 cheap outfits worn once.
3.Don’t throw your clothes away. Sell them on HeersHanger or donate them responsibly to keep them out of landfills.
4.Washing clothes less often, using cold water, and air drying can prolong their life and reduce their environmental footprint.
Buy preloved clothes from platforms like HeersHanger, we believe fashion can be both stylish and sustainable. By encouraging people to buy and sell gently-used clothing, we help reduce fashion waste and its devastating environmental effects.
Every item you resell, reuse, or re-wear is a small but powerful step toward a healthier planet.