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Guest post by Parita Bhansali
Published on August 26, 2020
Sustainable fashion India: An introduction
What does fashion, the clothes we buy and the brands we support with our money have to do
with
any
of this?
Tums out, the fashion industry is responsible for 10% of the world's annual carbon emissions
5 times that of flying! It's also one of the most polluting. water-intensive and waste-generating
industries.
That's exactly why I decided to write this post to sustainable fashion India. This is how we can
reduce our individual impact on the planet, one piece of clothing at a time.
What is slow, sustainable fashion anyway,
As the names suggest, fast and slow fashion refer to the pace at which you change / update your
wardrobe
Do you impulsively buy new clothes that are environmentally harmful, water intensive, exploit
humans, abuse animals and have a small shelf life? Or do you consciously invest in clothing
brands that are mindful of the resources they use, refrain from using animal products, pay fair
wages and last a lifetime?
.
Broadly speaking, sustainable fashion refers to clothes and products that:
Are made from eco-friendly or recycled fabrics.
Use organic (chemical-free, pesticide-free) materials and dyes.
Employ fair trade practices no forced labour, no child labour, reasonable working
hours and fair pay.
Refrain from using materials, inks and other ingredients derived from animals, and say
no to animal testing.
What's wrong with fast fashion?
Fast fashion uses up excessive natural resources​

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Answer 2

The correct answer to the given question is as follows:-

What's wrong with fast fashion?

Fast and slow fashion refers to the pace at which we change our wardrobe or fashion preferences. Fast fashion negatively exploits the natural resources of the earth. It is harmful to the environment in many ways such as it is water-intensive, animal abusive, it has a small shelf life, and is usually produced by brands that degrade the human resource by unfair wage payment. This is why fast fashion should be avoided.