fast fashion
Customers will be able to rent clothes from £13 for four days
Almost half of the clothes listed on fast fashion websites are wholly produced from new petrochemicals, according to a new research
The industry also consumes 1.5 trillion litres of water annually and contributes to 190,000 tonnes of oceanic microplastic pollution, according to new research
The retailer says the clothes have been made using 95% recycled polyester, with the fabric created from plastic that has been directed away from landfill
Textile production contributes more to climate change – creating an estimated 1.2bn tonnes of CO2 equivalent every year – than international aviation and shipping combined
Watch the short fact film to find out about the environmental costs of fast fashion