If you find yourself wearing only a small part of your clothes, maybe always the same ones and not being satisfied with your wardrobe, you are in good company: according to statistics, only 70% of your clothes are worn. There is a large part of clothes that are not used and more for reasons of size, or because they are no longer liked, are no longer fashionable, or are the result of bad purchases or decisions. According to the study: Unfit, Unfair, Unfashionable, this constitutes waste, with a significant impact on emissions, which varies from country to country, but is stronger in Western countries and among the more affluent social classes. Therefore, donating, reselling and repairing with upcycling techniques are and will be the new trends. To have a more sustainable wardrobe, a capsule of a few basic pieces is enough to create the right outfits and feel lighter, tidying up your wardrobe and helping to make the planet better because using clothes longer, transforming them, extending their useful life means reducing emissions and pollution, preserving resources. Upcycling is a creative reuse technique that we use to produce our bags.
