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FAST FASHION, (Misc.) - Coggle Diagram
FAST FASHION
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Unsafe factory conditions, such as overcrowding and lack of proper ventilation
Many lack of workers rights and cant form a protest or anything as they fear losing their jobs and being able to afford to live
Many fast fashion workers in developing countries earn extremely low wages, often below the poverty line.
Workers in the fast fashion industry often have unstable employment, seasonal work, or precarious contracts, making them vulnerable
Its linked to deforestation, especially when sourcing materials like leather and viscose
Transportation is a huge part of why the carbon emissions are so bad as its hard to transport clothing from country to country at such a low cost.
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A significant portion of textiles is not recycled or reused, perpetuating the cycle of waste in the fashion industry.
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Massive textile waste: The Fashion Market creates about 90 million tons of textiles of trash each year
"The average consumer buys 60% more clothing items compared to 20 years ago but keeps them for only half as long."
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fashion garments are designed with low quality materials, leading to quick wear and tear.
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"Synthetic fabrics used in many fast fashion garments take a long time to decompose, contributing to environmental problems."
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Some fast fashion brands have initiated clothing recycling programs but these efforts are not yet widespread.
The burden of waste disposal may be shifted onto consumers who are encouraged to recycle or donate their clothing.