Fashion Industry and Environment
Do we realize that clothing - fashion - as one of the basic human needs actually contributes to environmental damage? The textile, garment, and related industries require huge amounts of water, generate large amounts of waste water, and result in negligible carbon emissions. The UN European Economic Commission states that the world's fashion industry is responsible for no less than 20% of global water waste and 10% of gas emissions.
Bandung Regency as one of the textile and garment centers encounter real problems related to the environment effect of the fashion industry. Research at the local level in several areas of Bandung Regency and other textile cities in West Java shows data that supports this fact. Various studies have shown the impact of the textile, garment, and its derivatives industry on the environment around the factory area.
The textile industry requires a large supply of water. Local entrepreneurs choose shortcuts to drill groundwater. Massive exploitation of groundwater also indirectly threatens the supply of clean water for local communities. In the other hand, this industry also produces waste water that is no less worrying.
River water and rice fields around the textile industry contain toxic chemicals and heavy metals in quite high concentrations. Pollution of groundwater is not only hazardous to health, but also creates a high cost effect for local residents who need clean water suitable for consumption. Farmers also need extra effort and costs to care for their plants to keep them productive. For sure, the decline in the quality of plants is one of the effects of groundwater pollution.
Fast Fashion
Styles and models in the world of fashion turn out to push us towards overconsumption patterns. This industry creates what is referred to as fast fashion. The fashion industry creates a fast-changing fashion culture. It makes us feel weird if we wear the same clothes for a long time, feels "out of date". It is said that in the US, a garment is in average only worn 40 times before it is discarded. Imagine the amount of clothes we consume in the name of fashion trend, simply to avoid being called "old fashioned ones".
Another interesting fact is that we could be contributing in creating the world of fast fashion. The phenomenon of fast fashion arises because of our desire to have the latest fashion, which is faster and at a lower price. Then manufacturers respond by immediately producing new ones to meet our wishes. Clothing is mass-produced in large quantities at breakneck speed. Then sent to packaging. Is it all then purchased by consumers? It's not! As a result, the stock of unsold clothes has piled up.
What a fast and dynamic world of fashion. In fact, the accumulation of the production process and clothing waste has a major impact on the environment. That's why fast fashion is critically responsible for air and water pollution, deforestation, and greenhouse gas emissions. Fast fashion has also created a culture of over consumption, and of course the culture of waste. Imagine, it is estimated that 92 million tons of textile waste are produced every year.
Recently, a new movement has emerged. It is called sustainable fashion. The mindset starts to grow towards "a more conscious and eco-friendly way of living". Sustainable fashion is like an answer to how the fashion industry, -especially fast fashion- has attracted us to circumstances that are detrimental to the environment and ultimately to ourselves.
Upcycling Fashion
source: https://www.instagram.com/dianarikasari/ |
I recognised the term "sustainable fashion" for first time was when I was scrolling through my Instagram timeline and came across "Diana Rikasari". I call her a "celebgram", in fact she is a designer, author, and entrepreneur. Fashion upcycling is her branding. It calls my attention to see her colourful feed with such unique style fashion. It's quite a new thing for me to know that there is a trend of upcycling clothes. I used to know that there is a trend of paper upcycling.
“Fashion is an extension of our identity, how we self express ourselves to the world. Fashion can make the world more fun.” ~ Diana Rikasari
She is interested in fashion since she believes that we can see a person's personality from the clothes they wear. She has been in the fashion world for 12 years. Starting from writing a blog and then starting his own business in 2011. She first built the iwearup brand that carries social values and environmental values.
She is concerned about environmental issues, especially related to fashion upcycling. It is a such fact that the world is in a fashion crisis. There is a lot of fashion waste piled up in various countries. It is hard for her to close her eyes and ignore the reality. Since then She utilise used clothes and recycled waste in her fashion creations.
It amazes me that Diana is then survive in this fashion world and made a difference. It is not easy at all to get attention especially from Indonesian market. Well, She admitted that it is still difficult to spread awareness of environmental values. Many do not see this as a priority. To some extent, I do agree. It is a long way to go. However, I do learn from her journey and find my self more aware on the sustainable living in particular sustainable fashion things.
I then get a wider perspective on sustainable fashion. Fashion upcycling might be one thing about creating sustainability in fashion. It has many facts that are incredibly widely open to my mind. Here are some facts about "Sustainable Fashion", you might need to know:
What is Sustainable Fashion?
Some name it as eco-friendly fashion. Eco-friendly fashion creates garments and accessories designed with longevity in mind. Basically eco-friendly fashion are produced and consumed with consideration for their long-term environmental footprint on the planet. As a part of sustainable living, it embodies style and sustainability.
Sustainable fashion is a practice in fashion that holds the values of the various parties involved in it, mainly the environment and humanity. How fashion in any form, - from personal lifestyle to the business realm- should prosper and leave as little loss as possible.
Sustainable fashion is a concept that aims to reduce the negative impact of the clothing industry, mainly fast fashion. It is a movement toward clothes that respect the environment and the communities in which they are produced.
That means taking into account not just the production of the raw materials that go into the fabric, but where and how the clothes are made, and who makes them. Here, we can see several determining aspect in sustainable fashion, namely: the material, the process, the place, and the people.
- Material
Basically sustainable fashion only use eco-friendly materials. Sustainable fashion is based on the use of organic materials that are easily processed by nature, so that there is no risk of waste accumulation. In general, natural fibres are better for the environment than synthetic ones. Eco-friendly ones can significantly reduce carbon emissions. In addition, they are biodegradable and renewable. Viscose rayon for example is made from wood cellulose, a natural fibre that is biodegradable and contains no plastic.
Choosing a natural fibre is certainly a step in the right direction. However, it is important to take a note that just because a fabric is natural does not automatically make it sustainable. It is also important to consider where it came from. It is related to another aspect of sustainability, "the place".
Asia Pacific Rayon (APR) is the first fully integrated viscose rayon producer in Asia from plantation to viscose fibre. APR produces natural and biodegradable viscose rayon used in its textile products. APR sources its sustainable raw materials from sustainably managed forest plantations in Indonesia using fast growing tree species that excel at carbon sequestration and oxygen release. Trees are harvested every five years before being replanted, ensuring a constant supply of renewable raw materials.
APR is a part of the RGE (Royal Golden Eagle) Group, which was founded by Sukanto Tanoto in 1973. RGE manages a group of resource-based manufacturing companies with global operations. Its work ranges from the upstream, comprising sustainable resource development and harvesting, to downstream, where the companies create diverse value-added products for the global market.
closed loop manufacturing process/economic circular source: https://www.aprayon.com/ |
- Community (The People and The Place)
Source: APR Instagram |
Certification
- For natural fabrics, the first step is to show that the raw material was grown on sustainable plantations or farms. In APR’s case 100 per cent of the wood pulp is certified, mainly through international body PEFC
- Next is to show that the fabric was manufactured responsibly, in a facility that minimises emissions and chemical and energy usage while taking account of the health and safety of workers and nearby communities. As a new mill that started operations in January 2019, APR is working toward achieving key manufacturing certification standards.
- Lastly at the product level there are certifications that look at specific attributes, such as whether a product is biodegradable, or is free from harmful chemicals. At APR, the product has been awarded Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX, confirming the viscose is free from any harmful substances and is safe for contact with babies and small children.
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How To Be Part of Sustainable Fashion Movement?
🎀 Choose clothes made from organic/eco friendly/natural material.
🎀 Upcycling/Repurposing Clothes
🎀 Preloved, Vintage, or Barter? Why not!
🎀 Choose Quality Clothing
🎀 Take Good Care of Things
🎀 Every small step counts
References:
- APR (2019), What is Sustainable Fashion? https://www.aprayon.com/en/media-english/articles/what-is-sustainable-fashion/
- APR (2020), Why Viscose Fabric is the Future of the Fashion Industry?, https://www.aprayon.com/en/media-english/articles/why-viscose-fabric-is-the-future-of-the-fashion-industry/
- Connx, Sosok: Diana Rikasari - Everyday is our runway, https://connx.id/article-detail/sosok-diana-rikasari-everyday-is-our-runway/3766
- Emma Tidswell, The Pro and Cons of Sustainable Fashion: is It Worth The Hype? https://goodmakertales.com/pros-and-cons-of-sustainable-fashion/
- Fitriani Puspa Samodra, Liputan6.com (2023), Konsep Sustainable Fashion, Tren Gaya Berpakaian Ramah Lingkungan, https://www.liputan6.com/hot/read/5296565/konsep-sustainable-fashion-tren-gaya-berpakaian-ramah-lingkungan
- Generali Healthy Living (2022), Memahami Konsep “Sustainable Fashion”, Tren Ramah Lingkungan, https://www.generali.co.id/id/healthyliving/detail/342/memahami-konsep-sustainable-fashion-tren-ramah-lingkungan
- Kenneth P. Pucker (2022), The Myth of Sustainable Fashion, https://hbr.org/2022/01/the-myth-of-sustainable-fashion
- Tess DiNapoli and Morgan Rose Elliott (2023), What is Eco-Friendly Fashion and Why is it Important https://www.unsustainablemagazine.com/what-is-eco-friendly-fashion/#:~:text=fashion%20is%20important%3A-,Reduces%20Greenhouse%20Gas%20Emissions,giving%20them%20a%20new%20life.
- Time of India (2023), The sustainable fashion revolution: A complete guide to the future of style, https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/readersblog/topandstyle/the-sustainable-fashion-revolution-a-complete-guide-to-the-future-of-style-50947/
- Torch (2023), Memahami Sustainable Fashion: Pengertian, Contoh, Serta Ciri-cirinya, https://torch.id/blogs/news-and-updates/sustainable-fashion-adalah
- Two Days off (2021), Can Sustainable Fashion Ever be Financially Accessible to All? , https://twodaysoff.com/blogs/journal/can-sustainable-fashion-be-financially-accessible
- Waste4Change (2021), Sustainable Fashion Brand di Indonesia, https://waste4change.com/blog/brand-tekstil-sustainable-di-indonesia/
- World Economic Forum, (2019), We need to change the fast fashion model. Here’s how, https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/01/fast-fashion-is-unsustainable-heres-what-we-need-to-do/
- Zero waste Indonesia, Apa Itu Fesyen Berkelanjutan (Sustainable Fashion)?, https://zerowaste.id/zero-waste-lifestyle/apa-itu-fesyen-berkelanjutan-sustainable-fashion/
Untung aku bukan tipe yg sangat memperhatikan fashion terkini dari pakaian. Buatku, pakaian yg hrs dibeli yg terpenting nyaman dan berkualitas. Mungkin jadinya mahal, tapi akan lebih awet dan ga harus sering2 beli .
ReplyDeleteBeli baju preloved buatku juga ga masalah mba. Trutama kayak winter coat, aku LBH suka preloved. Krn negara kita toh bukan 4 musim, jadi membeli barang2 winter selalunya mahal kalo yg baru..makanya aku memilih beli yg preloved asalkan masih kondisi bagus.
Kalopun ada baju yg sudah tidak terpakai tp masih sangat bagus kondisinya, selalunya aku donasikan. Semua baju yg aku donasiin, pasti dlm good condition, Krn aku memang ga suka beli outfit yg tidak berkualitas. Selain buang2 duit, biasanya bahannya juga jelek, panas dan cepat rusak. Malah menambah sampah.
Aku malah jadi kepikiran, bener juga ya winter coat mending beli preloved, biasanya juga masih bagus2, toh gak sering dipakai juga.
DeleteAnw, sama nih, aku kalau mau donasikan baju juga dipilih yang masih bagus. Kadang donasi baju bukan karena bajunya udah jelek soalnya, ya karena lemarinya udah kepenuhan aja.
Sepakat banget sama Mak Fanny, akunpun membeli baju yg penting nyaman dan long lasting hahhaaa. Suka beli preloved juga kalo emang cocok.
DeleteKeren, Teeeh. Ga kepikiran kalau soal baju yang ramah lingkungan ini apakah mempertimbangkan juga kesejahteraan karyawannya. Ngomong² soal baju second, asik juga ya konsep barteran. Jadinya dapat baju yang beneran aos di badan. Secara orang kayak aku tuh agak gede effortnya nyari yang pas dengan opostur tubuh. Banyakan harus dirombak lagi biar fit in
ReplyDeleteTerakhir belakangan trend Sustainable fashion sedang banyak di 'galakan' dgn tujuan untuk mengurangi dampak negatif industri pakaian. Harapannya pun agar ada pengurangan limbah, penggunaan energi yang lebih efisien. Semoga semakin banyak masyarakat yg lebih menyadari yg cukup mempengaruhi lingkungan juga
ReplyDeleteMasyaallah keren sekali baju ramah lingkungan yang juga sangat memikirkan kesejahteraan karyawannya, aku sih setuju banget soal preloved, tapi tidak semua preloved kubeli lebih ke baju baju yang aku jarang pake tapi perlu, seperti coat atau blazer, karena aku bukan tipe orang yang mengikuti perkembangan fashion.
ReplyDeleteWuih keren. Di masa kayak sekarang, di mana kerusakan bumi udah semakin parah, berbagai bidang kehidupan sudah harus mulai menerapkan sistem sustainable ya. Walopun harusnya sejak dari awal. Tapi ya, better late than never. Semoga nih, akan makin banyak brand dan juga influencer yang menerapkan sistem sustainable ini. Supaya masyarakat seperti kita bisa terinspirasi. Demi bumi yang lebih baik, dan demi hidup kita yang lebih berkualitas.
ReplyDeleteWuih keren. Di masa kayak sekarang, di mana kerusakan bumi udah semakin parah, berbagai bidang kehidupan sudah harus mulai menerapkan sistem sustainable ya. Walopun harusnya sejak dari awal. Tapi ya, better late than never. Semoga nih, akan makin banyak brand dan juga influencer yang menerapkan sistem sustainable ini. Supaya masyarakat seperti kita bisa terinspirasi. Demi bumi yang lebih baik, dan demi hidup kita yang lebih berkualitas.
ReplyDeleteAku repair kaos kaki kan ya mba Ophiii, jahit tangan eh diprotes si kaka, katanya terasa gerinjil2 haha. Dasar aku yg nggak rapih jahitnya. Baju aku secukupnya tapi yg bikin banyak adalah dikasih ibu, mamah, teman dan sepupu. Jadi aja banyak lagi 😅
ReplyDeleteAnak2 juga gitu, baju secukupnya karena mereka kan kalau suka ya itu2 aja yg dipake 😆
Iya nih aku mulai mengurangi membeli pakaian yang ngak penting karena baru sadar pakaian sudah menumpuk di lemari, biasanya kalau sudah ngak muat lagi dan masih bagus, aku tawarin ke orang yang mau. Limbah pakaian bener-bener harus dicarikan solusinya dan aku rasa memang sudah saatnya memilih fashion yang sustainable karena tentunya lebih ramah lingkungan.
ReplyDeleteMulai tahun 2016 saya mengurangi belanja baju. Bahkan, 2 x lebaran saya memilih untuk tidak beli baju lagi.
ReplyDeleteSaya sudah merasa miris akibat lingkungan yang tercemar dari berbagai aspek, terutama dari industri fashion ini.
Mencoba msnguranginya, baju-baju lama saya beberapa kali juga saya kasih ke yang membutuhkan. Selain ifu, biar lemari enggak numluk banget, jadi mudah dirapikan.
According to the research, the 10 countries most interested in sustainable fashion are: United Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand, Iceland, Australia, Netherlands, Luxembourg, Norway, Denmark and Canada. Hopefully Indonesia will soon to be one of those country
ReplyDeleteNaahh, aku termasuk yang membeli baju trend sepanjang massa, jadi bisa dipake lamaaaa, ga terllau banyak numpuk di rumah. Udah belajar memakai secukupnya, kalo pun beli pasti ada yang keluar untuk didonasikan agar lebih bermanfaat.
ReplyDeleteSemoga hal2 kecil bisa membantu lingkungan kita tetep nyaman dan lestari.
Memang idealnya begini ya..
ReplyDeleteDengan menerapkan sustainable fashion, kita semua bisa lebih bijak dalam membeli fashion item. Bukan hanya karena seneng dan punya uang untuk beli, tapi deep thinkingnya lagi memikirkan fashion item kita sudah termasuk terbuat dari bahan ramah lingkungan, tidak?
Dan kini mulai menerapkan Repurpose pakaian, Thrifting, atau cari ide pakaian preloved atau vintage style.
For long time, it happened when we get flood in 2019. We lose so many clothes. Since that our family start to be minimalis person, especially buy clothes and so like mix and match our fashion
ReplyDeleteLewat artikel ini jadi ada gambaran ternyata industri fashion butuh supply air dan rawan mencemari lingkungan. Aku sendiri alhamdulillah jarang beli baju. Biasa dapat warisan baju yang kondisinya memang masih sangat layak pakai. Trus yaa harga memang ga bohong. Kualitas bagus, harga lebih tinggi, tapi juga awet. Jadinya malah ga perlu sering beli baju, kan.
ReplyDeleteAku udah jarang ngikutin tren busana atau pakaian. Sekarang beli itu kalau butuh. Belinya juga kalau bisa yang long lasting, bisa dipakai sampai kapanpun. Beli preloved juga gak masalah sih, gak harus semua baru
ReplyDeletenah, iya sama Jiah aku juga udah gak ikutaa, malah banyakan baju kerja, jadi kadang ngikutin aturan seragam kerja atau baju kerja yang pantas aja, hehehe
DeleteAda untungnya juga, aku tipikal orang yang nggak suka belanja pakaian. bisa dihitung deh pakaiankua ahaha, kalau sudah nggak muat atau sobek diaman-mana wkwkwk...baru deh beli. Biasanya baju bekas yang rusak aku olah jahit tangan, biasanya jadi lap dapur,keset dan aku bagi-bagiin ke adik-adikku..
ReplyDeleteSejak belajar gaya hidup minimalis jadi kebuka mindset-nya untuk merasa cukup dan pakai yang ada, termasuk urusan fashion. Kalau pun harus beli sekarang lebih mempertimbangkan untuk thrift atau kalau beli baru harus lihat bahannya, aku biasanya beli bahan linen sih, Mbak.
ReplyDeleteBtw, Diana Rikasari favorit aku dari dulu awal-awal nge-blog. Aku pikir dia bakalan terus-terusan menerapkan fast fashion, karena you know lah branding dia unik dan colorful pasti fashionnya harus gonta ganti terus yaa kaan hehe. Nggak taunya sekarang aku makin nge-fans karena dia selalu upcycling clothes.
Semoga lebih bijak lagi ya dalam belanja fashion nih, kadang beli cuman karena lucu aja huhuhu
ReplyDeleteSuch a long way to have a habit to wear sustainable fashion. Not only for users, but also for producers, it will take so many steps to get sustainable certificate.
ReplyDeleteSaya termasuk jarang yg beli baju selain hemat ternyata mengurangi sampah ya. Pake baju seken udah biasa tp biasanya bekas adik sendiri heheh. Beli pakaian seken sekarang trend tp sy ga setuju kalau baju sekennya impor, krn sebenarnya jd nambah sampah . Dulu pas sma pas jaman baju bekas cimol di Bandung pernah ngobrol sm pedagangnya katanya dlm 1 kontainer itu campir bajua layak pakai/jual dan nggak, jdnya sampah kalau baju ga layak
ReplyDeleteThere are many advantages to supporting sustainable fashion projects, including more durable items of clothing leading to fewer resources needed to produce requisite lines. Also, smaller-scale, greater-sustainable brands need custom to compete with larger, unsustainable operators.
ReplyDeleteMode pakaian memang sanga cepat sekali pergantiannya ya mbak, kalau dituruti bisa tiap bulan beli baju, bahkan bisa jadi dalam sebulan bisa lebih dari sekali beli baju baru.
ReplyDeleteKalau saya sendiri sih, termasuk orang yang biasa aja pakai baju yang itu lagi itu lagi, selama dipakai masih nyaman, nggak bakal ganti beli yang baru. Kalau ngikuti trend mode, capek sendiri
Duh tapi memang benar deh kalau industri fashion itu penyumbang terbanyak di dunia. Apalagi kalau pengikut fast fashion, kebayang deh tumpukan sampah tekstilnya. Salah satu yang aku suka tuh Diana Rikasari, karena dia bisa menciptakan upcycle fashion yang bisa dicontoh juga nih.
ReplyDeleteFast fashion has big impact for longer time of period. Cheap clothes made of polyester are hardly decompose material. Better to choose cotton fabric even though the price will be higher but the quality is better.
ReplyDeleteSustainable Fashion sebenarnya bisa menjadi solusi mengatasi masalah sampah pakaian apalagi sebagian pakaian tersebut susah untuk di daur ulang, meskipun ada aktivitas untuk daur ulang pakaian bekas tapi masih terbatas dan persentase-nya kecil sekali. Di tambah lagi keberadaan bahan tekstil yang tidak ramah lingkungan lebih banyak dan murah berimbas pada murahnya harga pakaian. Meskipun hanya satu langkah kecil, tapi yang bisa saya lakukan hanya mengurangi membeli baju jika tidak perlu.
ReplyDeleteDisanalah kita harus menguatkan diri, bahwa membeli baju itu berdasarkan kebutuhan, bukan keinginan. Ya daripada ujungnya tidak dipakai, kan emang lebih baik mix and match yang ada aja dulu ya
ReplyDeleteIyes. Lagi aku alami nih. Tahun ini butuh baju karena yang lama udah gak muat. Habis itu malah kaya ketagihan beli. Jadi nguatin diri dulu dan mikir ini bisa jadi sampah fashion
DeleteIyes. Lagi aku alami nih. Tahun ini butuh baju karena yang lama udah gak muat. Habis itu malah kaya ketagihan beli. Jadi nguatin diri dulu dan mikir ini bisa jadi sampah fashion
DeleteNah iya, saya pernah dengar ada yang sharing kalau di laut itu udah banyak sampah kain. Dan untuk mengurangi tumpukan sampah sebaiknya kita bijak dalam hal fashion, termasuk menerapkan sustainable fashion
ReplyDeletePaling pas memang kembali ke gaya hidup minimalist ya ka, beli oakaian yang aedikit mahal tapi awet, hingga kita nggak perlu sering ganti dan menumpuk limbah pakaian aerta produk fashion lainnya.
ReplyDeleteSoal fashion di negara kita kudu ada kampanye yang gencar terus nih. Pasalnya makin ke sini makin banyak juga lho yang konsumtif beli baju baru.
ReplyDeleteIbarat kata, mau keluar rumah sehari 5x ya, ganti baju 5x dengan baju yg berbeda.
Sudah lama aku sangat tertarik dengan isu sustainable fashion ini ketika lagi beres-beres lemari stress sendiri dengan banyaknya baju yang bahkan aku baru sadar ada baju tersebut di lemari. Dari situ aku tobat bener, nggak mau beli-beli baju dulu sebelum yang ada sudah usang dan nggak bisa dipakai lagi. Alhamdulillah, ringan di beberesnya, ringan pula hisabnya nanti insyaallah.
ReplyDeleteKeren nih tulisannya. Aku baru tahu loh istilah sustainable fashion. Aku juga beberapakali memakai baju preloved, oke kok dan nyaman
ReplyDeleteUlasan yang lengkap dan menarik tentang Sustainable Fashion. Beberapa sudah aku lakukan, meski terlihat sepele tapi smeoga bisa ikut ambil bagian dalam misi mulia untuk planet kita tercinta. Termasuk Preloved, Vintage, or Barter: aku tuh sering hunting preloved lewat marketplace khusus yang jual ini, atau beli di tokonya langsung. terus vintage kadang kalau bongkar barang lama tinggal diperbarui terus dipakai lagi, sementara barter, aku bersaudara 6 perempuan semua. Tiap mudik kami tukeran baju, tas dll. Jadi terlihat punya baru padahal lama...:)
ReplyDeleteBahkan sekrang juga banyak seniman atau pengrajin asesoris yg memanfaakan bahan bekas dan dari sampah untuk didaur ulang. Patut diberikan pengharagana meksipun sekecil apapun cara yang dilakukan dalam sustanable fashion. Aku ada kok mbak beberapa preloved, kalau masih bagus kenapa gak dibeli apalagi harganya juga lebih murah
ReplyDeleteKebayang banget untuk menghentikan pembelian fast fashion yang memang harganya sangat terjangkau dan modelnya macem-macem.
ReplyDeleteJadi kudu bersaing antara fast fashion dan sustainable fashion di dunia mode agar bangga digunakan anak muda zaman sekarang.
Aku tuh masih moody sih untuk persoalan fashion ini, karena pernah ada di tahun2 yg aku bener2 cuma pakai itu2 aja dan lemari jadi ramping banget tapi tiba-tiba pengen punya referensi baju yg berbeda, jadi gembung lagi deh lemarinya
ReplyDeleteFrom this article I know that everything could be thought
ReplyDeleteWe need good support system to make them realistic
Everyone must know that sustainable from fashion make some many advantages not only for one person but overall population
Ada masanya aku pernah keranjingan belanja fashion, padahal sudah punya baju dengan model yang sama, cuma rasa ingin punya yg model itu sangat kuat. Padahal akhirnya baju-baju itu ya cuma numpuk aja di lemari. Jadi pengen aku kasih2in aja ke keluarga dekat biar bermanfaat. Sekarang, kalo nggak butuh ya nggak beli
ReplyDeletelove the earth by using natural materials for the garment industry, for example, those that do not use synthetic materials
ReplyDeleteBaru dengar nama desainer ini, Diana Rikasari. Dia bertahan dengan idealismenya dengan peduli pada lingkungan melalui usaha daur ulang mode. Pensaran jadinya, mau kepoin instagramnya ah.
ReplyDeleteAku suka fashion dari muda, tapi aku ga mau menumpuk barang ga bermanfaat. Makanya kalau beliin anak yang branded sampai lintang usia 17 tahun bisa kukasih ke Binar yang usia 4 tahun, begitu juga baju mas Pijar ke Pendar. Kesannya branded mahal, tapi aweeet sampai lama dan ga jadi sampah. Bisa dikasihkan ke orang dalam kondisi bagus, bahkan bisa disale lagi loh
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