evidence: As the price of apparel gets cheaper, their quality decreases leading to ethical and sustainable issues. Fast fashion is the latest business model that is exacerbating climate change consequences. As the third-largest polluting industry in the world, the fashion supply chain must change before it’s too late. [...] In 2021, the World Economic Forum identified the fashion industry and its supply chain as the world’s third-largest polluter. On average, it releases 10% of worldwide greenhouse gas emissions annually. Per year, the industry contributes 1.2 billion tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. By the year 2030, it is predicted that total greenhouse gas emissions will increase by 50%. [...] Fortunately, to help rid the fashion industry’s global footprint, key stakeholders in the industry joined together with the United Nations in 2018 under the "Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action." This is the first charter connecting fashion to the climate crisis. Based on the Paris Agreement, this charter plans to drive the fashion industry to net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050.