Nov 28

Less Than 1% of Clothing Is Made Into New Garments. These Brands Want to Change That

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The waste created by fast fashion is so staggering in scope that it’s nearly impossible to visualize. That’s prompting innovative brands to chart a new path forward–one that diverts fashion waste from landfill, instead using it to create a more circular, sustainable system. Brands such as SuperCircle, For Days and Evrnu are developing new models…

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