Hello everyone Can anyone read this text for me? It’s often been said that less is more. And though ethical dressing has evolved beyond the old stereotype of minimalist wardrobes in uniform greige, the adage still holds true in many ways. Far from sustainability being something you can buy off the rack, the most meaningful change we can make is doing less. Shop less. Get rid of less. And here’s an easy one: do less washing. Yes, really. “Underconsumption core” – AKA the radical act of … er, wearing and using the things you already own – is TikTok’s latest obsession, while the not-for-profit global movement Fashion Revolution has long preached that the most sustainable garment is the one already in our wardrobe. But tell me, how are those garments looking? As fresh as the day you bought them, or a little faded? Stretched, shrunken, misshapen? Committing to our clothes for the long haul is a lovely idea in theory but, like any long-term relationship, it becomes harder once the novelty wears off and the seams start to fray