Textile waste fashion

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Used or surplus clothing from Western countries often ends up in Africa. Whether that’s good remains open to question.

Are our donated clothes really being recycled? Landfills receive millions of tons of textile waste each year because there isn’t enough demand for donated clothing. So how can we reuse and repurpose our old fabrics?

Skirts are a versatile and timeless piece of clothing that can be styled for any occasion. From casual to formal, skirts offer endless styling options and can be a fun and creative way to showcase...

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You may think you’re keeping old outfits out of the landfill when you donate them, but that’s not necessarily true.

In an attempt to combat the growing textile waste crisis, eco-aware designers and brands are looking at zero-waste fashion alternatives — like recycled textiles and ocean debris — to create the hottest trend in sustainable fashion: recycled clothing.

Congratulations you have just finished buying the latest dress and are now up to date on the newest trend; however, two weeks later that dress you just bought