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    Fast fashion refers to large volumes of inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by the fashion industry in response to new trends. This business model relies on low quality materials and wages to keep costs low and introduce new collections frequently, encouraging consumers to replace items quickly. As a result, fast fashion clothing is often disposable. It also contributes significantly to pollution and damage to ecosystems through the textile industry's heavy resource and chemical usage. Workers involved in fast fashion production may also lack proper protections and fair compensation given the emphasis on low costs.

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    Fast fashion refers to large volumes of inexpensive clothing produced rapidly by the fashion industry in response to new trends. This business model relies on low quality materials and wages to keep costs low and introduce new collections frequently, encouraging consumers to replace items quickly. As a result, fast fashion clothing is often disposable. It also contributes significantly to pollution and damage to ecosystems through the textile industry's heavy resource and chemical usage. Workers involved in fast fashion production may also lack proper protections and fair compensation given the emphasis on low costs.

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    The Fast Fashion

    What is fast fashion?

    OPINIÓN 1

    Pagina: greenpeace.org

    The concept of fast fashion, or fast fashion, refers to the large volumes of clothing produced by
    the fashion industry, based on trends and an invented need for innovation, which contributes to
    putting millions of on the market and encourage consumers to accelerate the substitution of their
    personal inventory.Fast fashion causes many “in-trend” clothing collections to be introduced to
    the market for short periods of time. Thus, this production model is followed where garments are
    manufactured with low-quality materials to ensure a cheap price, so we could even speak of
    practically disposable clothing. In addition, its manufacturing speed affects its low durability.

    OPINIÓN 2

    Pagina: digitium.um.es

    Fashion plays an important role in society as thanks to it, people can express who they are through
    their garments. Fast fashion has democratized the industry but, at the same time, it has meant a
    high cost to our planet. The textile sector is considered as the second most pollutant of the world,
    causing serious damage in species and ecosystems. In the Social scenario, fast fashion is known for
    its low production costs, what implies that companies take advantage of natural resources and
    cheap labour in underdeveloped Countries.

    OPINIÓN 3

    Pagina: madretierra.cómo.co

    The fast fashion, in Spanish ‘moda rapida’. It is a model for the production of garments in large
    quantities in a short time, regardless of the damage they may cause to the environment.

    In addition, this accelerated production logic implies low-cost labor where workers often do not
    have all the guarantees when performing their tasks. This means that fast fashion is causing
    environmental and social problems.

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