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The cotton used is from farmers that have been trained to use less water, chemical fertilisers and pesticides – with a focus on recycling
Transport, food, consumption, freight and other daily activities have all been considered in a new report
The outdoor clothing brand will now see all non-operational profits used to fight climate change
However, 64% return items at least once every two months – releasing more emissions
The Competition and Markets Authority will look into whether the fashion brands are claiming their products are more environmentally sustainable than they actually are
It claims this process uses 40% less chemicals and 10% less water per acre
Research shows consumers need to learn more about what they wear to become more sustainable
What if these could be reused by other parents? – a new scheme is looking to kickstart this process