My Action Item List
Once you have completed an item, click it to check it off your list. Some items link you to another page to help.
How to Help at Home
1. Buy less. Even the greenest garment uses resources for production and transport to your home, creating some environmental impact.
2. Buy clothes from sustanible brands. Though this may be more expensive at first, in the longer run this will be cheaper because you will not need to constantly throw away cheap clothes.
3. Buy better quality. If we stop buying poor quality, it will push brands to improve the quality of their garments. It will also allow us to keep our clothes longer, which is good for our wallets and for the environment.
4. Think twice before throwing out clothes. You can repair, donate, upcycle, or eeven put old clothing in a textile repairing bin.
