{"id":45762,"title":"99% of clothes end up in landfill. Here\u2019s why we\u2019re different","description":"The fashion industry produces around 100 billion garments every year, significantly impacting the environment. Annually, about 92 million tons of clothing are discarded into landfills, with only 20% of textiles globally being collected for reuse or recycling. Unfortunately, much of the clothing donated to charities or circular fashion programs still ends up either in landfills or being incinerated.","content":"

\"f2pwipr2xtfqvke2evnq7egug0y5igdzeyqzynrmswponraj.jpeg.jpeg?w=1140&v=2\"The fashion industry churns out up to 100 billion garments <\/strong>annually, contributing to a staggering environmental burden. Each year, approximately 92 million tons<\/strong> of clothing finds its way into landfills, with only 20% of textiles collected for reuse or recycling worldwide<\/strong>. The harsh reality is that much of the discarded clothing, even when given to charity or circular fashion initiatives, ends up either in landfills or incinerated. Recycling merely extends the lifespan of materials but fails to address the root issue of waste generation.<\/em><\/p>

Alarmingly, 60% of the material flow in fashion comprises plastic<\/strong>, translating to tons of plastic being burned or buried every second, under the guise of fashion. This is not sustainable.<\/p>

At TRUME<\/strong>, we believe in a different approach. Our products are crafted from natural materials, including Remill\u2014a revolutionary fabric made from post-consumer remanufactured organic cotton.<\/em><\/strong> This innovation is not only natural<\/strong> and biodegradable <\/strong>but also ensures that instead of contributing to waste, we create new products from it.<\/p>

By closing the loop<\/em>, we aim to transform the fashion industry into a more sustainable, circular economy where waste is no longer an end but a new beginning. Join us in making fashion truly sustainable, one garment at a time.
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