A New Program Aims to Address Sustainability Education Gaps in Fashion

Photo: Courtesy of Slow Factory When people talk about “sustainable fashion,” they’re often referring to a type of clothing made in response to a small set of problems in the industry. Of course, plenty of them need to be addressed: Overproduction, toxic dyes, water usage and abusive labor practices are just a few of the issues that come up regularly. However, most of the current solutions we have are used to sell more clothing without confronting the fundamental and overlooked issue of what happens at the end of a garment’s life — the answer to which isn’t as simple as… Read Full Article