What is the price of our wardrobe?
We rarely give much thought to the environmental impact of our clothing. 
Approximately 2,700 liters of water are needed to make one cotton shirt, according to the World Resources Institute, To put it in perspective, that's enough water to sustain a person for 2 and a half years.
According to estimates, the fashion industry it’s:
As I mentioned before one of the largest industrial consumers of water, with around 7,900,000 cubic meters per year, its responsible for 20 % of the water pollution in the industrial sector, due to textile processing and dyeing. 
Producer of textile waste, including unsold clothing, totals around 11,000,000 tons each year
The reason of one-third of the microplastics found in the oceans come from this source
Emitting 4 and 5 billion tons of CO2 each year, representing between 8% and 10% of global emissions, calculated by McKinsey & Company
And according to BBC, consumers who throw away clothing in the garbage waste both money and resources, as it takes 200 years for products to decompose.

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