New study claims to highlight major flaws in circular fashion theory – including a $460 billion miscalculation in the potential savings
LONDON - The supposed sustainability benefits of circular fashion practices - recycling, reselling and renting clothing to reduce waste – are being challenged by a new study.
Researchers at Loughborough University London say major flaws in how circular fashion is being implemented and discussed mean it might not be the green solution it is claimed to be.
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