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How can we ensure that sustainable fashion remains affordable for everyone?

Ellison Russe

Sustainable fashion is clothes that are good for the environment and for the people who make them. But sometimes sustainable clothes can be more expensive than other clothes. That’s not fair! Everyone should be able to buy clothes that are good for the planet and the people who make them.

So, how can we make sure that sustainable fashion stays affordable for everyone? Well, there are a few things we can do:

1. Buy less, choose well

One thing we can do is buy less clothes overall, and choose the clothes we do buy more carefully. If we buy clothes that are good quality and will last a long time, we won’t have to buy as many clothes overall. And if we choose clothes made from sustainable materials, we can help support sustainable fashion without breaking the bank.

2. Look for sales and discounts

Another thing we can do is look for sales and discounts on sustainable clothes. Just like with other clothes, sometimes sustainable clothes go on sale or are discounted. If we keep an eye out for these deals, we can save money while still supporting sustainable fashion.

3. Support sustainable brands

We can also support brands that are dedicated to sustainable fashion. When we buy from these brands, we’re helping to create demand for sustainably-made clothes, which can help bring the cost down over time. Plus, many sustainable brands are committed to making their clothes affordable and accessible, so we can feel good about supporting them.

4. Learn to sew and repair clothes

Finally, we can learn to sew and repair our clothes. When we know how to sew and fix our clothes, we can make them last longer, which means we won’t have to buy new clothes as often. Plus, if we can fix our clothes ourselves, we won’t have to pay someone else to do it for us, which can save us money.

There are lots of different ways we can make sure that sustainable fashion remains affordable for everyone. Whether it’s buying less, looking for sales, supporting sustainable brands, or learning to sew, we can all do our part to support a fashion industry that’s better for the planet and the people who make our clothes.