Sustainable alternatives for clothing have become quite popular in recent years, especially among Generation Z and Millennials, who are aware of their environmental impact and are seeking avenues to curb their personal carbon footprint. To reduce clothing waste and own a wardrobe sustainably, methods like thrifting, using resale apps, and shopping from responsible brands are all common ways to change shopping habits, and so far have proved effective. Annie Zaro, a graduate student from the Erb Institute, a dual-degree program with the School for Environment and Sustainability and the Ross School of Business, explains more about sustainable fashion and shopping.
