Wear It Once Culture Festival fashion is notorious for its one-wear-and-done approach to clothes. Music festivals especially create this: “Censuswide and Barnardo’s found that single-use outfits for music festivals, such as Glastonbury and Coachella, alone, account for approximately $307 million worth of items per year or about 7.5 million outfits worn only once.” – The Fashion Law This is often because of a culture at festivals that looks down on wearing an outfit twice. A

Ethical and sustainable clothing is becoming more important. This is due to more awareness of climate change and the damage of the fashion industry on the planet. Climate change. It is a hot topic at the moment as its consequences are starting to become very real. There are many causes of climate change, including deforestation, using fossil fuels (such as oil, gas and carbon), emissions from big factories, etc. However, one of the biggest causes is often forgotten: the dama

Not only does the ocean produce over half of the world’s oxygen, regulate our climate, and absorb fifty times more carbon dioxide than the atmosphere, but is also a source of great beauty and awe. The ocean is a big part of what makes the world inhabitable and as beautiful as it is, and we are destroying it through the overproduction of clothing. Over a third (35%) of all microplastics released into the world’s oceans are from synthetic textiles and between half million and a