Fast-fashion brands have built incredibly damaging supply chains to get prices to be as low as they are, they're exploiting workers and churning out more clothes than the planet can sustain.
But while the average person bought 25 garments annually back in 1960, shoppers today snap up 70 garments per year on average. How is it that we spend half as much as we did in the past for nearly three times as many clothing items? The answer has everything to do with fast fashion.
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