The answer is yes, according to our most recent podcast guest Dr Talia Hussain, who says that although circular fashion is touted as “the main solution” to reduce textile waste and carbon emissions, while still allowing for continued economic growth, there are major problems with this theory.
The answer is yes, according to our most recent podcast guest Dr Talia Hussain, who says that although circular fashion is touted as “the main solution” to reduce textile waste and carbon emissions, while still allowing for continued economic growth, there are major problems with this theory.
As part of her academic research in the UK, she suggests that the widely quoted $500 billion estimate for potential economic savings attached to circularity in fashion is out – by a spectacular $450 billion.




