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Environmental Cost
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The environmental cost of our fleeting love affair with fast fashion is staggering. A single cotton T-shirt, for example, requires over 700 gallons of water to produce, while a pair of jeans can 20 pounds of carbon emissions. And these garments are often after just a few wears, filling landfills with mountains of textile waste. We often buy clothes to express our identity and feel like we belong to a certain group. , in a world saturated with fast fashion, this symbolic meaning fades quickly. Historically, people had a deeper connection with their clothing. Garments were often handmade or down through generations, imbuing them with a unique history and emotional value. Today's mass production, on the other hand, encourages us to view clothing as disposable commodities.
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