Sustainable fashion is often pitched as a consumer choice, but I've come to think it's a distraction from the real issue—overproduction. I worked in a garment factory in Bangladesh for two summers, and we churned out thousands of cheap pieces daily for fast-fashion brands, regardless of what shoppers did. No amount of buying organic cotton or thrifting will fix an industry that makes 100 billion garments a year, most ending up in landfills. The only real solution is to force brands to cut production volumes through regulation or extended producer responsibility laws. Do you agree that individual 'sustainable' shopping is basically meaningless without systemic caps on output?