The “fast fashion” industry has produced lots of cheap, short-term use clothes but at enormous cost to the environment.
Decades of cheap labour and capital, and a unique close-knit supply chain of cloth, dyeing, sewing, fasteners, trimmings, labels and logistics, have delivered so-called fast fashion – rapidly shifting style from the catwalk to the mass market at prices that make garments almost a disposable commodity.
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