The fashion industry plays a significant role in our ecosystem. It is crucial to avoid shelving or discarding clothing shortly after purchase. The impact of fast fashion should not be underestimated.
Do you remember the excitement you felt when you found a great deal at a store that constantly had new arrivals? It was like discovering a hidden treasure. However, did you know that this is what fast fashion is all about? It prioritizes low prices and high production rates, to sell as many clothes as possible.
Instead of continuously purchasing inexpensive garments that quickly become outdated—and many of them will become outdated before you even notice—construct an elegant wardrobe. I trust that every time you make a buying decision, it's because the clothing item is long-lasting or because it showcases your individuality. Opt for timeless designs and durable fabrics that won't easily wear out, deteriorate, or lose color. In essence, the quality of the clothing should be superior and avoid being commonplace.
How To Create A Sustainable Wardrobe
1. BUY LESS
Instead of consistently purchasing inexpensive garments and trendy fast-fashion pieces that quickly become outdated, purchase smaller quantities of high-quality clothing. Each time you make a buying decision, prioritize durability and uniqueness. Select timeless styles and fabrics that are resistant to wear, downgrading, or fading. In essence, prioritize superior craftsmanship and avoid conformity.
Spend $40 on 4 Cheap Polyester Shirts in your washing machine that won’t last two cycles.
Spending $40 to buy a high-quality Lyocell Shirt can accompany you through several years of summer and perfect travels.
Which one do you prefer?
2. BUY CLOTHES MADE FROM SUSTAINABLE FABRICS
When purchasing, we can consider environmentally friendly and degradable fabrics such as recycled, plant, and natural fibers.
Price-wise, yes you'll pay more for sustainable clothing than a fast fashion store, but now we know what's behind these meager prices...
Choose the sustainable brand - OROMEN, every shirt is made of natural fiber, so you can buy with confidence.
3. BUY BETTER QUALITY CLOTHES
As the cost of clothing decreases, our focus on quality diminishes while we prioritize obtaining value for our money. When our garments lose their shape or appeal, we opt to purchase new ones. However, these affordable clothes often lack quality and craftsmanship. The utilization of inexpensive synthetic fabrics can lead to skin allergies and itchiness, while shoddy workmanship results in garments tearing within a short period.
We anticipate that meticulously chosen clothing will provide us with a remarkable sense of fashion and sophistication. Unfortunately, cheap clothes not only cause discomfort and potential embarrassment when worn, but they also pose risks to our skin health.
4. FIX OR DONATE YOUR OLD CLOTHES
Don't throw your clothes in the regular trash! Most clothing is made up of synthetic, non-biodegradable fibers that just end up in landfills.
Sometimes with a little imagination, you can repair or even redesign a damaged garment. If you no longer need the clothes, you can give them away to family or friends, or donate them to charity.
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