Our "why"
Textiles
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5.2% of the waste in landfills are textiles
In 2018
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17.03 tons generated in waste
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2.51 tons recycled
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66.4% in landfills
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14.7% recycled

Fresh Water con't
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90% of waste waters in developing countries is dumped back into the rivers without being treated
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700 gallons of water are needed to produce ONE cotton shirt
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2,000 gallons of water are needed to produce ONE pair of jeans

Carbon Dioxide
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Fashion production comprises 10% of total global carbon emissions, which is much as the European Union.
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In 2018, the recycled textiles resulted in the reduction of 2.56 million metric tons of carbon dioxide. Which is equivalent to taking .55 million cars off of the road.

Fast Fashion
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The world consumes around 80 billion new pieces of clothing every year. Which is 400% more than the consumption twenty years ago.
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The average American generates 82 pounds of textile waste each year

Fresh Water
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Fiber production has the biggest impact on fresh water withdrawl
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Textile dying is the world second largest polluter of water
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Fashion industry is second largest consumer industry of water

Emissions
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23 kilograms of greenhouse gases are generated for each kilo of fabric produced
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If you wear a garment 5 times versus 50, 400% more carbon emissions are produced
