After all, that's what the fashion industry wants you to think. On average, brands introduce new collections every six weeks. Some do so daily. Journalist Sarah Vandoorne protested against this by wearing just six garments for six weeks. What started as a playful protest evolved into a year-long investigation, during which she examined every aspect of the global textile supply chain.
Where do our clothes come from? How are they made? Who makes them, and what happens to them when we no longer want them? From Belgium and the Netherlands to Morocco, Indonesia, Ghana, India and Bangladesh, Sarah embarks on a quest to discover the origins and value of our clothes. She wants to take you with her on this journey.
