Oxfam's Second Hand September

Textile production currently contributes more to climate change than international aviation and shipping combined. This is no longer about just the biggest companies making a change. It is up to each of us to examine our consumption.

Izzy Ashton

Deputy Editor, BITE Creativebrief

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