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The environmental impacts of fast fashion returns have been ignored for too long

A better understanding what drives consumers to return their clothes can help efforts to curb the rising carbon, waste and packaging footprint of fast fashion returns, argues Hubbub founder Trewin Restorick

09 May 2022 • 4 min read

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The environmental impacts of fast fashion returns have been ignored for too long

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