Name: How to Quit Fast Fashion - 100 Expert Tips for a Sustainable Wardrobe
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ABOUT THE BOOK

Cheap fashion takes a huge toll on our planet. With 21 billion tons of textiles being dumped every year, uneasy shoppers are looking for ways to curb their fast fashion habits, while not compromising on trends, choice and affordability.

Across 100 easy-to-follow tips, How to Quit Fast Fashion will help you lessen your clothing’s impact on our eco-system, while remaining fashionable and well-dressed. Expert advice will help you to adapt your lifestyle and practical strategies will give you the tools to curate a more sustainable wardrobe without sacrificing style. Officially quit fast fashion today by:

Reframing your closet
Shopping more efficiently
Sustainably keeping up with trends
Making your favourite clothes last longer
Knowing what your clothes labels really mean

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Emma Mathews is the founder of sustainable British sock brand Socko, which has been featured in the Independent, Guardian and Red magazine. She is a life-long maker and is passionate about combatting planned obsolescence through craft. She lives in London.

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About the Maker:

Emma is the founder of sustainable, unisex sock brand Socko. Socko is on a mission to extend the active life of clothing by re-teaching the lost art of darning. Emma has taught over 200 people to mend, both in person and via Socko’s online workshops.

The average item of clothing is only worn 10 times before being discarded and this is often due to damage that can easily be repaired. Mending our clothes instead of throwing them away and buying new has a positive impact on the environment as well as our purse strings.

Emma’s first book, How to Quit Fast Fashion was published in October 2020, giving practical tips on things we can all do to have a more sustainable wardrobe. She lives in north London with her husband and their sausage dog Alan.

How to Quit Fast Fashion – 100 Expert Tips for a Sustainable Wardrobe