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  Fast fashion: the monster of our closets. So, in my last blog we have talked about why fast fashion are monster to our environment.and how fast fashion companies like Zara and H&M using harmful fabric which are polluting our environment so badly.  So in today's blog I have come up with a solution.  1).Donate your clothes to your friends, family or in charity. 2).Choose natural fabric,and go for sustainable brands like Maati,doolage,chola,sarees,etc.  3)Wash your clothes only when you need to,becouse our clothes consist harmful chemicals which polluting water. 4) Repeat your clothes. 5) Buy less, we tend to think that buying new clothes will make us happy.may be we should reconsider same foundation of our lifestyle. 6)Recycle your old clothes.and try to make different looks 7) know your style  8)Practice minimalism 9)Even if you're never going to start making dresses from scratch,you can expand your wardrobe horizons with little more than a YouTube tutorial...

  PROBLEM Oxy leather jacket and breezy dresses are mainstyle in many of our wardrobe but do we really know just how much our favourite fashion pieces are effecting the Enviroment???? The clothes we wear have a terrible impact on people,animals,and the planet.most of them are full of toxic chemicals and consume crazy amounts of resources,lands,water,energy. There are many facts behind the clothes you wear that fast fashion brands don't want you to see.  Here are worst fabric for the environment. Polyester  1)Polyster isn't biodegradable and can take up to thousands of years to decompose in the ocean. 2)Polyster clothing produce huge amounts of waste, pollutes,the air,soil,and water with plastic microfibers  Nylon 1).Nylon is the synthetic fiber used in the fabrication of sportswear,swimwear,and athleisure garments. nylon waste end up in landfills and ocean and pollutes the air, water sources, and entire food chain,threatening human health, wildlife and the planet....

THE TRUE COST From crop tops to denim jackets and bombers fashion trends are making their way into wardrobes around the world faster than ever, thanks to social media. For consumers, being trendy is now easier!low cost online retailers allow fashionistas to renew their wardrobes quickly. But this comes at a significant ENVIROMENTAL cost.....  One of the popular Fabric is polyester which is derived from fossil fuels that contribute to global warming.when the Fabric is put through a wash,it increases the level of plastic in the ocean as it can shed microfiber. It takes about 2,000 gallons of water to produce a pair of jeans.that's more than enough for one person to drink eight cups per day for 10 years. Yet another things that's wrong with fast fashion industry,is that it hurts soil, woodland and our entire ecosystem. Chemical used in the production of Fabrics like cotton also degrade the soil.   what can be do?? 1).Try to be creative.try to create different looks with your...

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 SUSTAINTABLE FASHION Slow fashion is about quality instead of quantity..Garments that can last years or even a lifetime....SLOW FASHION is sustainable and doesn't view products as disposable.slow fashion is ethical and looks at the connections between things raw materials the environment human labor etc.  SUSTAINTABLE FABRIC Sustainable manufacture-- fashion made from sustainably grown or recycled material, using low impact processes. Quality and longevity...fashion that is made to last, and be loved for years to come.  SUSTAINTABLE BRANDS.  With holistic sustainability in mind,Doodlages sources it's raw material from factory waste creates pieces with fair wage units of ethical spaces.they patch togerher tiny scraps of fabric to create textures and recycle for stationery. The product are packed in 100% biodegradable plastic and final layer of the packages is reusable fabric totes made from any leftovers.currently  working on launching a buy back program.Doodlag...

What's wrong with fast fashion???  Fast fashion is the mass production of cheap poor quality, disposable clothing.to give up an idea of the scale of the problem,the fast fashion industry churns out gargantuan 80 billion garments a year that's over 10 for every person on earth. And it's 400% more than it produced 20 years ago.  According to clothes waste charity TRAID the average garments is only worn 10 times before it is thrown away  This diabolical disposable cycle is being fuelled because 1) clothes are becoming cheaper  2)As their prices fall,so does their quality  3)while prices are dropping fashion trends are accelerating  This creates an incentive for people to buy more clothes to keep up with the trends. Because people know that the next trends is right around the corner and their clothes will soon fall out of fashion.they tack an incentive  to take care of them. This means they dispose of them faster. What's wrong with this fast fashion system...