Fast Fashion
Shein
Adidas
Zara
H&M
ASOS
Its a 3 trillion dollar industry
Urban Outfitters
Victorias sectret
Cotton on
Forever 21
Primark
Zara employes 170,000 people
Boohoo
Pretty Little Thing
Zara makes 65,000 products a year
Peter Alexander
Kmart
R.M.Williams
Target
Forever new
93% of brands surveyed by the Fashion Checker aren’t paying garment workers a living wage
Clothing production is the third biggest manufacturing industry after the automotive and technology industries.
The fashion industry is responsible for 8-10% of carbon emissions
Each year millions of clothes are purchased worn and thrown away.
20% of water comes from the textile.
6 out of 21 items from 10 fashion brands donated through their take-back schemes were either destroyed, left in warehouses or exported to Africa
Three out of five of the 100bn garments will end up in landfill within a year.
Burkenstock
Old Navy
Just Jeans
Synthetic fibres have dominated the fibre market since the mid-1990s
The Average Person Only Wears 20% of Their Clothes
The Target Audience for Fast Fashion Retailers Is Largely Consumers Aged 18 to 24
clothing production has doubled.
500 billion dollars worth of clothing lost.
Fast fashion brands often do not treat their factory workers well.
Sweatshops are never necessary
Fast fashion is damaging to our planet
Fast fashion companies always prioritise their profits
It’s not sustainable just because the label says so