Fashion might seem simple. You see a nice jumper in a shop, so you buy it and wear it. When it gets too shabby to wear again, you recycle it if you can. But there's a lot more that goes on behind the scenes. The rate at which we buy new clothes is going up, but the clothes aren't lasting as long as they used to. To feed our growing demand for the latest styles, manufacturers often rely on unsustainable or unethical processes, damaging the environment and mistreating employees. But we can break out of this cycle. This book has tips for thinking critically about the clothes that you buy and wear, as well as getting more wear out of what you do buy, and suggestions for more sustainable places to shop. Who wrote it?Lauren Bravo How does it come?Hardback, 21 x 14 x 3 cms