Chinese fast fashion app Shein has relaunched in India almost five years after it was banned — some say it's a worrying move.

"There's not that many cobblers in their 30s and 40s. For the young people who want to learn it, find a shop that's owned by someone 60 or older; most shoe cobblers don't have an exit plan; they work ...

Our planet can’t keep up with fast fashion. Every time we shop at fast fashion stores, we reinforce that clothing overproduction and microtrends work. But if we adapt our shopping habits to support ...

Next City reports on the struggle donation centers face to handle tens of thousands of pounds of unwanted clothing and what ...

Reasons to be Cheerful reports on new methods that are turning mountains of old clothes into rack-ready garments amid growing ...

They salvaged enough snacks for a party or game night that would have otherwise turned to methane in the local dump.

Before mass production, we focused on quality and craftsmanship. Today we're addicted to novelty and disposability.

Activists Kathy Kohl and Sally Lemsford of Climate Resilience Centre Worthing (CREW) have launched the RE-loved Worthing ...

Rosemarine Textiles in Detroit provides hands-on learning and mending skills to extend the life of clothing for beginners.

An Oxfam spokesperson said the charity often receives donations with price tags still attached. Charity shop staff reveal the ...

Since the fast fashion company Shein rebranded in 2015, its customer base and revenue has increased exponentially, along with ...

The report found that an estimated 11.3 million tons of textile waste ends up in landfills in the United States each year.