Circular fashion is becoming a common term in the fashion world, meaning that the cycle of fashion should have no waste products. It is believed that every use of fabric should be reused/recycled in any way possible, making sure that nothing is being thrown away. It’s becoming a highly respected and important phrase. Eco-Age stated that; “A report by Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) found that extending the average life of garments by just nine months can reduce the

Globally an estimated 92 million tonnes of textile waste are created every year. With new fashions for different seasons and fast fashion being a click away, it is easy to see why people can be unaware of the wider impacts of fashion. Circular fashion is starting to rise. It is hoped with individual consumer awareness and industry changes that circularity fashion can become a new normality. What is a Circular Economy? Put simply, circularity is fashion that can be sourced and

As the modern world grows, so does the concern for our planet and the environment around us. One phrase popularised in the fashion industry during this period has been the idea of a ‘circular economy of fashion’. Now you may wonder, what is that? What even is a circular economy? To some people, the idea is brand new. To others, they may understand the concept but not how it is applied to industries such as fashion. So why should it matter, why should we use a circular economy