15 Mind-Blowing Eco Facts You Didn't Know About the Fashion Industry
Leave it to the insanely cool and eco-friendly brand Reformation to bring alarming facts about the fashion industry to our attention. Since the earth-enthusiasts and designers at the L.A. based label make it their mission to create eco-friendly clothing, it’s no surprise they’re spreading awareness about the importance of saving the environment. Not only does the brand create items every girl wants to wear (really, this dress constantly sells out), it starts conversation about conserving the earth and how to make it a stylish priority. Since its launch in 2009, Reformation has exposed crazy facts about the waste and pollution that goes on in the fashion industry and believe us, the details are certainly attention-grabbing. To prove it, we’ve gathered 15 of the most jaw-dropping facts!
Click through to find out and make sure to head over to Reformation to learn more about their latest project, "The Low Carb Collection."
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I'm Sale Shopping—Specifically These Items From COS, Nordstrom, Alex Mill, Vince, Ref, and A&F
These deals are amazing.
By Bobby Schuessler
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I Place a Lot of Reformation Orders—These Are the 17 Best Things I Bought This Year
And they're all still in stock.
By Allyson Payer
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SOS: These 30 New Reformation Items Are So Chic You'd Think They Were Designer
Not to be dramatic, but I want them all.
By Michelle Scanga
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Surprise! Reformation Is Having a Rare Sale—33 Perfect Pieces I’m Rushing to Order
Wow, it's all up to 50% off.
By Allyson Payer
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Knits, Jeans, and Boots—31 Ref Items Ideal for Holiday Packing
Travel outfits made easy.
By Caitlin Burnett
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I'm Primarily Shopping at Reformation, Nordstrom, and Saks on Black Friday—I Love These 29 Items
From cashmere sweaters to suede jackets.
By Caitlin Burnett
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Laura Harrier Keeps Wearing the "Dated" Shoe Trend I Bet Will Make a Huge Comeback in 2025
French women agree.
By Eliza Huber
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The Designer Behind Meghan Markle's Wedding Dress Just Debuted a Jewelry Collection at Reformation
It'll go fast.
By Eliza Huber