The Journey of Old Clothes and Fast Fashion

What is the ultimate destination for most of our old clothes?

• They are turned into new clothes.

• They are given to local charities.

• They end up in landfills.

• They are used as insulation material.

What is a major challenge in recycling clothes?

• Too many clothes are made of pure cotton.

• Insufficient donation bins.

• High cost and time consumption.

• Lack of interest from consumers.

How often do new clothes arrive at H&M stores?

• Twice a week.

• Every day.

• Once a month.

• Four times a week.

What percentage of clothing is actually recycled into new clothes?

• 10%

• 50%

• 25%

• 1%

What is the 'clothing deficit myth'?

• The assumption that clothes are made to last.

• The belief that all donated clothes are recycled.

• The idea that donated clothes go to local people in need.

• The notion that fast fashion is sustainable.

Where do most donated clothes end up?

• Recycled into new garments.

• Sold overseas in developing countries.

• In landfills.

• In local thrift stores.

What is a common misconception about donating clothes?

• They are sold in local markets.

• They are given to local people in need.

• They are all recycled.

• They are used for insulation.

What is a significant issue with fast fashion in developing countries?

• It reduces clothing waste.

• It boosts the local economy.

• It provides high-quality clothing.

• It undermines local textile markets.

What is one way individuals can help reduce clothing waste?

• Buy more clothes to support the economy.

• Throw away old clothes.

• Only buy clothes from fast fashion brands.

• Donate to reputable charities.

What is a suggested action to reduce clothing waste?

• Buy more fast fashion.

• Swap clothes with friends.

• Only buy new clothes.

• Throw away old clothes.