The Future Of Sustainable Fashion

The Future of Sustainable Fashion is that most people can change the world by just changing the clothes you wear.

So, what is “The Future of Sustainable Fashion” you may ask?

Sustainable fashion also called eco fashion is a combination thing like fair work conditions, to the dyes you use in clothes, to the fabric the item is made out of and where it’s made (carbon footprint).

These products are classed as sustainable because they use less water to produce eco-fabrics like bamboo and hemp.

By simply buying or changing to using sustainable fabrics, for example, bamboo. You are not only reducing your carbon footprint immensely, but you can take a step into reducing your wardrobe waste. Feel better about the clothing your wearing because you’re making a difference in the world.

What Will Our Lives Look Like in 2050?

What will we be wearing in 20 or 30 years if we don’t solve the climate crisis? Self-repairing clothes and cosmetics ingredients grown in the sea are just two of the predictions. In 2050 our clothing will 100% need to be made of preexisting materials. Everything we wear outside the house will have to be very technical as the outside elements will be significantly impacted.

Here are some tips for a future living with sustainable fashion.

Donate any unwanted clothing to charity so it can be re-used and doesn’t end up in a landfill.

Reduce Waste

Reduce your wardrobe waste by creating a capsule wardrobe and only buying things that you will wear. A capsule wardrobe is formed by just buying tops and bottoms that go with other items in your wardrobe, creating less waste and more wardrobe outfit combinations. It is estimated that on average people only wear 20% of their wardrobes.

By just changing your wardrobe items to basic bamboo underwear, bamboo clothing, you can reduce your carbon footprint dramatically. Sticking to only the required basics and doing them in bamboo will reduce the need to produce cotton or other synthetic clothing products that have a significantly negative impact on the environment.

Change to Sustainable Fashion

According to many studies, bamboo is an amazingly sustainable fabric, because bamboo uses no pesticides to grow it, it is classed as a weed because it produces so quickly. It is naturally anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic and anti-static. Most non-sustainable products that claim to be ‘anti’ something use pesticides or chemicals to get it that way. But not bamboo, it is naturally an eco-product without trying too hard.

Sustainable fashion doesn’t just stop at just fabrics, it can be the shoes you wear, to the hat on your head or even the toothbrush in your mouth.

Look around your home and decide to make the change, the planet with thank you later. Don’t forget to donate these items where you can to reduce landfill.

We hope these simple tips can help you get started on a better future with sustainable fashion. Let’s help the planet one sock at a time.