The fashion industry produces new fashionable clothes which attract individuals to buy more than they need, leading to overconsumption.
Renting, borrowing, repairing, swapping, recycling, thoughtfully designing, upcycling, and recreating are all examples of circular fashion.
Environmentalism, climate change, and sustainability are all at the forefront of this emerging future.
The industry and society should stay up to date on developments and adjust their circular design guidelines in ‘real-time.’
The potential value of the fashion industry’s circular economy could be as high as $5 trillion.
