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Fast facts: Carbon footprints of wearable manufacturing
The fashion industry contributes to 10% of global carbon emissions annually.
To make a single cotton t-shirt, 2,700 liters of fresh water are needed.
Fast fashion produces significant textile waste; 12 kg of clothing is dumped per person in the EU.
Only 1% of used clothes are recycled into new garments.
Sustainable practices and circular fashion aim to reduce textile waste and emissions.
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