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Briefing: Showing shoppers the 'cost per wear' of their clothing choices could make fashion greener
Strategic angle: A new approach to fashion retail encourages consumers to consider the long-term value of clothing based on usage.
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Updated 13 days ago
The 'cost per wear' concept encourages consumers to assess the longevity and quality of their clothing purchases. This shift in perspective could lead to more sustainable shopping habits.
For instance, a consumer weighing a £20 shirt from a low-quality brand against a higher-quality alternative may opt for the latter, recognizing its potential for greater durability.
This strategy aims to reduce waste in the fashion industry by promoting investment in higher-quality apparel, ultimately fostering a more environmentally friendly marketplace.