Fast Fashion’s Effect on People, The Planet, & You | Patrick Woodyard | TEDxUniversityofMississippi 

@Jacob Hafar wait this is all ms tuckers class

@@josephvelez4924 ms tucker has us all doing an essay😭😭

Yes🙄

Yep

Not ms tuckers but also here becasue of a teacher

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Or zara

Or moms that are slaves to their kids feelings.

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Or Nike, Adidas, Louis Vuitton...

But they are still the most sustainable option. Because others involve plastic. And don't be deceived by mycelium and pineapple leather they are 15 to 50% plastic and plastic is toxic to environment

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colorfullyme Have you tried the Fashion Revolution website? They provide some good information and data on this matter. Good luck!

ooh thank you I'll check it out :D

im the same lol

Thank you both for the question and the response, I am writing a paper and this will be of great help.

You can also observe the world you live in. Don't always need a study to see truth.

Well, if you want to know the facts you need data and studies.

You're right and first hand observation works as well. I've observed that there are so many problems in this world and I strive not to contribute to them. If each individual cared enough to change, the world wouldn't be as it currently is. Then again that's being too optimistic... We can only wait and see. :)

True that

By second hand from a charity shop I bought stuff of less then 1 euro there

Laura Lucid8 love u❤️ so true

It's great that you're raising an even more critical eye to this, which is exactly the point--being a consumer who asks questions. I believe most of Nisolo's leather are byproducts of the meat industry (uncertain where, but I would imagine from Peru, and I also think they look at all of their suppliers critically), and they try to use less intensive methods of tanning. Mushroom and pineapple leather sound intriguing and may very well be more widely adopted if they prove durable, etc. (I'll have to learn more about them). Sadly, I think most of the vegan leather on the market are not those more sustainable sounding sources you referenced, but manmade ones that are awful for the planet. I will add that leather compared to vegan manmade alternatives (meant to look like leather) is usually more environmental because they last longer and does not adversely harm the planet when it is tossed (which should be the last last last resort), and if there is a meat industry, it is even better when the whole animal is used, and nothing is wasted. Manmade materials that claim to be vegan, etc. are usually made from oil. The only way they can compare is if they last longer (which they could, but most pleather, for instance... which is what people look for when they want the look of leather but do not want to harm animals... breaks down and then when it no longer looks good, ends up in landfill), and if from postconsumer recycled materials or those natural alternatives you cited.

This! Cork is my personal favourite.

@Mandie Stone the whole press is just awful. I recently came across an article sharing how they break off the bottom of the cows legs then skin it alive, my heart sank. I havent came across anything like this since becoming vegan. I studied fashion and im working on my ideas to revamp/upcycle clothing but i also will be looking to natural dyes and creating hemp and cotton clothing too.

@Mandie Stone iv watch the documentaries you recommend, very sad. Its awful the conditions our fashion choices cause to other beings and the environment. Fast fashion has alot to answer for! Iv been make curtains most of it hand made and taking alot of time, its criminal whats happening in those factories. Im going to look into starting a blog and and etsy store? I was think calling my blog The Mindful Sewer? I was thinking Louisa Jane, The Mindful Sewer but thought this was to long? Iv always been aiming to do my own thing, design patterns and sell them too but iv been wondering what can i be doing in the vegan movement to make a bit of a difference, so this is what im going to try 🤔

Jose Luis Cudós Rosales watch a documentary called True Cost, you will understand more (a lot of sources available too)

Exactly. Please, reference that data. (I'm not saying it's a lie but please, reference it).

Jose Luis Cudós Rosales Maybe contact this speaker to ask for sources?

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