evidence: While we access ‘affordable’ fashion, the environmental burden falls disproportionately on the Global South. The production of our clothes contributes significantly to water scarcity and pollution in these regions. [...] And the changing climate only exacerbates this issue, as many garment-producing areas are already facing increased water stress due to changing weather patterns. The industry's significant contribution to climate change–accounting for 8-10% of global greenhouse gas emissions–further compounds the problem. [...] The industry must reduce its carbon emissions and impact on water. The double-bind of the fashion industry's water footprint demands a radical reimagining of how we produce and consume clothing.