Slow fashi

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Slow fashion: A movement promoting sustainable, ethical, and long-lasting clothing production that prioritises quality over quantity. - Consumerism: A system or culture that promotes the acquisition of goods and services in ever-increasing amounts. - Underutilisation: The inefficient or inadequate use of resources, such as clothes that are seldom worn. - Eco-friendly Products or practices designed to minimise harm to the environment - Recycling: The process of converting waste materials into new products. - Raw materials: Basic, unprocessed resources, such as cotton or synthetic fibres, used in manufacturing - Wastewater: Water contaminated through use, requiring treatment before reuse or safe discharge - Greenhouse gas emissions Gases, such as carbon dioxide, released into the atmosphere that trap heat and contribute to global warming - Refashion To alter or redesign clothing, giving it a new style or purpose - Patchwork A technique of sewing together fabric scraps to create a new design - Overconsumption The excessive use or consumption of resources beyond what is sustainable - Disposable Designed to be used once or for a very short period before being discarded - To bombard To a...