Can fashion be sustainable?
How does clothing impact our planet and environment?
What issues, if any, do you associate with the fashion industry?
What's one small change you can make to align your fashion choices with your values?

>>18489735 (OP)
the amount i like a piece of clothing is directly proportional to how much harm it will do to the environment

I don't give a shit about the environment,not my problem

>our planet
It has a name you nerd. Call her earth.

>>18489735 (OP)
Just ban plastic clothing
Simple as

>>18489736

>>18489742
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>>18489735 (OP)
Yes, if people start punishing producers/distributors of cheap plastic clothing by not buying them and run them into the ground. They could also stop buying into trends and tossing perfectly good clothes into the trash just because they need another dopamine hit. I wear some of my thrift finds for more than three years before they either no longer fit, tear or fade, and I am a man with a much larger wardrobe than average.

>>18489735 (OP)
I think in the future fast fashion and mass production will be mostly outmoded by AI and automation affording everybody the ability to have garments made to their measurements for affordable prices

>>18489735 (OP)
Yes, sustainable clothes aren't that expensive, people are just used to cheap high street trash

>>18489742
Especially plastic blended into natural fabrics. That's the most degenerate kind. You can't recycle it nor decompose it properly in a landfill. Filthy corporations mixing plastic with natural fibers to cut costs and sell them at an even higher price in the name of selling "high tech" slop.