Multidisciplinary study says an attitude shift it needed to encourage consumers to switch from conspicuous consumption to circularity
LONDON - A new study calls for "consumer wellbeing" to be placed at the heart of sustainable textile consumption to encourage a shift away from fast fashion.
Developed by a multidisciplinary team from the Royal College of Art and other leading institutions, it argues that existing circularity approaches overlook the role of the consumer.
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