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Why is Sustainability in the Fashion Industry so Important?
April 17, 2019

grassFast fashion leads to too much production and consumption of products in the fashion industry. This has led to short life cycles of products and dumping of so many products. The fashion industry has grown to be one of the most polluting industries. People need to go back to sustainable fashion.

Some companies are taking actions towards sustainable fashion for the better good of this planet. It is a bit challenging for them because there are no set guidelines for companies or consumers toward sustainable fashion. There are many benefits that come from sustainability in the fashion industry.

Here are some of the reasons sustainability in the fashion industry is so important.

It Reduces Pollution

Sustainability in the fashion industry reduces the rate of pollution that is caused by the fashion industry. Most fashion products are dumped in landfills or burnt. Sustainable products that do not pollute the environment can be made such as organic fabrics. Recycling and reusing of fashion products will help reduce waste in the environment too.

The sunglass fix supports sustainability in the fashion industry. Instead of purchasing new sunglasses and dumping the old ones, purchase lenses and replace them on the old frame. This way, less is dumped as waste.

Strikes an Economic Balance

Fast fashion leads to losses for businesses and overspending for consumers. Fashion companies tend to spend money creating new designs and trendy fashions while they still have unsold products. They go an extra mile and dump their unsold and outdated products to prevent a bad picture or loss of customers.

Consumers on the other hand will keep purchasing clothes to keep up with the trends and end up throwing away outdated clothes they haven’t worn for long.Sustainability in the fashion industry comes in to strike an economic balance for the two. Companies will make sustainable products less frequently. This helps make them make profit from their product and the products can be in stock for whatever duration.

Consumers will not have to keep purchasing new products as they’ll be a bit costly. They will also last with the clothes longer.

Social Balance

People working in fast fashion companies tire a lot. These companies aim at producing in large amounts. Every day they have new designs. Their employees work extra hours and mostly for less pay.

Sustainability in the fashion industry will help these employees work normal hours for good pay because the companies will earn lots of profits and work will not be overwhelming for them. Products will not have to be produced in bulk and new every time.

Giving Back to Society

Sustainability in the fashion industry involves giving back to the society. Most of the companies that are supporting sustainability are giving back in various ways such as their profits help those in need to get access to various services.

For a better future, fashion companies and consumers should acknowledge and adopt sustainability in the fashion industry.

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