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Pirkani's blog titled 'Did you know? 85% of All Rejected Clothing Ends Up In The Landfill Or Incinerated.'

The more clothing we wear, the more it ends up being thrown away. Fast fashion has drastically increased the amount of clothing we buy and wear – and how quickly it ends up in a landfill. We increasingly perceive garments as a disposable resource, one we can throw away and replace whenever we want.

Although the financial cost of a frequent disposal of clothing has gotten much more manageable; the environmental toll of this disposal is only increasing.

Currently, 85% of all rejected clothing ends up in a landfill or being incinerated. Only a small fraction is recycled, repurposed, or repurchased.

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Did you know? The fashion industry currently makes up 10% of humanity’s carbon emissions-PIRKANI. This is a visual representation of smoke rising from industrial plant, CO2 emissions destroying the planet.
Climate change is one of the most severe threats of the 21st century. It is, thus, necessary for us to work collectively towards reducing our carbon emissions to slow down climate change: drive less, eat less meat, use public transport and… stop buying too many clothes, a.k.a. fast fashion.
Although the carbon emissions produced during the production of the garments we wear are often overlooked, we must not forget about them when working towards a more sustainable lifestyle.
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Pirkani | Fashion | Outfits |  Evolve'22 | Sustainable Fashion | Men T shirts | Women Tshirts | Organic Cotton | Sustainable | Gen Z

Leather is a very controversial material when it comes to the sustainable fashion community. While some praise it as a natural material, others critique the overall environmental impact, carbon footprint of leather production and animal cruelty.

However, what is often forgotten is the sheer amount of fashion waste of leather products and their potential to be turned into recycled materials. Leather can be recycled to produce timeless and durable leather pieces with a much lower environmental footprint. Here's how.

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How the Fashion Industry Can Contribute Towards Achieving the UN's Sustainable Development Goals-PIRKANI

We're all becoming more aware of our environmental footprint. Whether it's saying goodbye to single-use plastic or swapping our cars for a bike when commuting to work, we've all been trying to become more sustainable. As consumers, we're shifting our focus on buying eco-friendly and ethical products, with all of us becoming more informed about the need for industries to become responsible and incorporate sustainability within their supply chains.

We're taking a look at the United Nations 17 sustainability development goals and how the contemporary fashion industry can adapt to meet them.

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