Does individual choice truly matter in sustainable fashion?
Fast fashion makes trendy clothes affordable, but the environmental cost is staggering—the industry produces 10% of global carbon emissions and vast textile waste. I've shifted to buying fewer, better-made pieces, yet I wonder if individual choices really matter when production scales keep growing. Can we truly call sustainable fashion ethical while brands still release dozens of micro-collections yearly, or should we prioritize systemic change over personal shopping habits?