The holiday season is the most wonderful time of the year in the United States of America and quickly falls in succession after Halloween and Thanksgiving. Many consumers’ spending on new clothing trends or so-called “needs” have created a significant increase in clothing waste.
Over 134,000,000,000 pounds of clothing wind up in American landfills yearly. Holiday waste, clothing worn a few times and discarded after a holiday party or get-together, is a main cause of clothing waste.
This clothing waste refers to clothing discarded after use without recycling, including home decor and accessories that are as important as clothing. Nowadays, not only is the style and use of clothing dazzling, but the speed of new trends creates a huge demand that is increasing with the development of the economy. The clothing industry produces and consumes huge amounts of clothes over time, and a lot of clothing waste is formed when people update their holiday wardrobe wardrobes.
To ensure there is a decrease, there are five ways to determine whether or not the clothing is worth buying. How will the clothing fit the theme and style of the event? Will this garment be worn again? What accessories will enhance the outfit? How could this clothing’s life extend? Is this clothing biodegradable if thrown out? In conclusion, clothing shouldn’t enter a landfill after one use.