Fast Fashion - From Trend to Trash

[@IronShogun]

Guys it's a humble request, stop buying unnecessary clothes, use them till they last and if they go out of trend keep em in your wardrobes they'll come in fashion again as the fashion industry is cyclic. It does not only saves the planet but also saves you a lot of money. At last, dont buy from fast fashion stores such as Zara as their quality is trash and you find studies that they dont have a proper mgf. Unit and make clothes in the cheapest way possible. An avg. Zara lasts till 10 washes. (I'm not just targeting zara, just that they're the most popular) Hope we can do something for the planet.

[@glokta1]

What are some brands that have good quality?

[@paggi93]

@@glokta1Uniqlo, Muji, to name a few. Also, it depends on the material. Go for organic cotton ones and not mixed. To make your clothes last longer, wear the clothes multiple times if it’s wearable and then wash in cold cycle as per the instructions given in the label. As after each wash, the life span of clothes decreases no matter the quality.

[@Vigilantisim]

Boys be wearing same shirt for home, sister's wedding, birthday party 😀, college fest , if it survived then younger brother carries legacy 😅😊

[@Jack_Sparroww_09]

This channel is pure gold ❤❤❤

[@sohamkulkarni3691]

Totally agreed 🙌

[@praanavtpatel4188]

Admitted 🔥

[@Love.Masculinity]

Kudos to you for literally going to a landfill to film the video, I can literally guess how bad it stinks there and fire burning nearby with the extreme heatwaves. That's really hard work to bring great content for us. You're doing great!!🙌✨

[@Zero1byZerodha]

Thank you for your appreciation ❤️❤️❤️

[@jagadishcdoralmedicineradi8932]

fashion industry is the most polluting, dying and bleaching //reuse and repair would help // when the buying stops, pollution would too // repeating cloths is a good thing, just that dry them in the sun after use. // mark sukerberg, doest repaeat cloths, he has multiple of same, they do it to save time // minimalism for cloths is a good thing, but minimalism as a lifestyle is bad for mental health// GMO is a beautiful topic! lot of fear mongering on it ( kindly include evil Vandana shiva, the lady against GMO), excite for the next episode !

[@yons-algohary]

To all the inhabitants of the earth, the Israeli Defense Forces put a virus on my phone when I was just commenting and saying freedom for Palestine, and they wanted to undermine my voice and freedom of expression, even on KZbin, so I call on you all over the world to raise your voices. No to injustice, no to injustice, no to oppression and tyranny

[@JidduKrishnamurti.]

Why is Minimalism bad for mental health , any point !?

[@kalpitmaheshwary5356]

at 0:32 sec the graph showd 1975 after 2020...kindly check....the video was amazing!!! very informative...thank you for creating such informational videos for us!

[@fullstack_journey]

Copy paste copy paste

[@sojualex6568]

Two years ago, I purchased a 1000 rupee black t-shirt, and I'm delighted that not only has it maintained its color, but the quality remains impeccable as well. Still I wear it :)

[@OfficiallyBlacksOfficial]

Say the brand name bro please

[@pranjalisharma8429]

As a girl , its so much pressure to keep up with these trends when you really dont want to .. I bought few pair of pants, invested to be precise, thinking I wont buy anymore.. What I noticed was they got so rugged after the 10th wash that its equivalent to nothing now .. Its as if you cannot opt out from this fast fashion thing , these days .

[@subhradipsurchoudhury2430]

I think all intentional anscsensible consumers are going trough this

[@jaswanthreddypadala19]

The insights from video are amazing, Can anyone please genuinely suggests which brands are making the clothes that are build to last long?

[@u4ttube]

Bought a 2500rs shirt, started tearing within 2 yrs. And shirts bought 12 yrs ago are going strong. 😢

[@rajadebnath2268]

What 2 yr , I faced after 2nd month my pant was in a stage it will tear apart, I thought I was hallucinating but due to being hot blooded, on my way to home from college, I ran to catch my train I hear a tearing sound I knew , pant has given up on me , fuck this shitty quality, it cost me 1200₹ , I bought 300₹ denim, it lasted above 2 years now , I'm glad now , conclusions u can find cheap but good quality but not in malls , look nearby clothes sale , it may not be of fashion but quality is more important

[@PintuParivarthan]

Oscar goes to Editor.......

[@mayur_je]

Watched whole video during my study break wow enjoyed it!! Will be eagerly waiting for genetic crop video

[@asifiqbal-lm3qk]

It is essential to find ways to reduce the effects of all these processes by recyclating them

[@paragjawale9689]

13:00 I also have one tshirt, I got it in 2011 and it's still there. I still wear that tshirt. Quality is very high. It's white in color. The color is still the same, the size is still the same. Whatever company made that tshirt, hats off

[@sojualex6568]

Can you mention the brand?

[@paragjawale9689]

@@sojualex6568 no brand name was mentioned, I got it from my uncle he is doctor.some MR gave him that tshirt when our team won the cup.

[@playoutclothing]

I hope in the next episode @Zero1byZerodha also talk about the recycled plastic clothing which again sheds more micro plastic than original polyester clothing! We believe recycled plastic reuse is better for other things such as furnitures, bricks, etc but not clothes! And so we have started a making clothing direct from manufacturer which gives you maximum comfort and also 98% of it is biodegradable!

[@Mecha_Tron_Autobot]

Zero 1 Team loved this video I have a suggestion can you also make a video on Planned Obsolescence in various Industries and are there any laws and regulatory bodies in India/World which keeps an eye on such practises and can they penalise such players.Hope you take my suggestion for the video !!

[@Zero1byZerodha]

This is a really good topic, thanks for sharing. Have noted this down :)

[@ritikparida7345]

That is why I don't replace my clothes with the new ones until the old ones get ripped or torned.

[@arnavjag]

Why are H&M and Zara bleeped?

[@digishgabhawala7861]

Guys, first of all really thanks for this amazing video. I have been that kind of person since childhood who can't naturally fit into this money dumping marketing but frankly while earlier I was proud of myself thinking that I am saving, now narrative around us is changed and I am many times feeling more like old school person. I am sure there will be many more like me and who will eventually give up. Any suggestions??? Also, i somehow don't agree that I should just buy some costly clothes just because other fast fashion world is making bad quality clothes. Shouldn't there be better solution where price doesn't increase but explicit quality compromise can still be stopped. I just wish... I know we are in capitalist world 😊

[@kondalrao2778]

Hello guys If you can give suggestions which brands in india are providing the long-lasting products. So people can buy them next.

[@nikhilbelapurkar]

+1

[@savanladani]

Does anyone know which shoes Pratik is wearing in this video?

[@vishnumoorthy9963]

There is fabric available out of recycled cotton and polyester but since it's quality is little less than a fresh fabric and istagram is marketing mostly of premium 240gsm fabric which is not at all suitable for Indian climate so most of manufacturer are little skeptical in using recycled fabric

[@FollowMyBio]

Hi, you put so much data here, please share links of it in the description too. I'm a content writer, it'll be beneficial for me😋

[@ezhil8442]

"Perspective" is enlightening ❤

[@subhradipsurchoudhury2430]

How do you explain: 1. Thanks to host, much needed topic. 2. Fast fashion brands are making huge profits and investors are suggested to buy their stocks. Does buying less cloths make sense when you invest money there and they try to maximize your returns? This is cyclic and hypocracy. 3. Putting everything on consumers makes sense? Environmental impacts are so huge from fast fashion, why not more discussion on policies by government? That's tricky, right?

[@adityaarsharmapersonal]

Loved it, great video. I normally wear same cloths for 2-3 year.s

[@Zero1byZerodha]

Love it!!

[@sandeepsomasunder3397]

Dear all can you do a video on tyre industry, recycling tyres is a big pain. Bring that to audience

[@shobanaklsh]

Slow and Sustainable fashion is the way to go ! Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. Activists like Zerodha should invest in brands like Saarang Store and ABIS

[@aurkom]

What are some brands that make clothes that are built to last a long time?

[@DebasmitBiswal]

Does Nike sponsors Prateek, that is what it feels with his Nike Sneakers collections. Jokes apart a serious topic made so simple . I started to follow the buying checklist that was once discussed by Prateek and Abhishek so no more unnecessary buying of clothes and I still use my `10 year old cloths.

[@Zerotraders]

I never purchased cloths

[@animeedop3382]

Great Video Guys!! Great effort by the team to spread awareness this issue and also find ways to counter this BWT a Himachali here, thanks for the shoutout to thanka bags

[@chandrashekarbk007]

Bro, usually I buy bit costly quality clothes and which I use for 3 to 4 years... As you said even I have lot many unused clothes in my wordrobe 😁

[@SiddhanthRoyal]

Great episode

[@muthusaravananr5437]

This is very very good. Where there is a will there's a way!

[@xamantiwari]

How do you know buying high quality cloth?

[@darwinkjose9833]

Pratheek way of explaining is good , the other should improve..making unwanted talkings.😊

[@vishal-shinde]

I only buy clothes when necessary. I follow minimalism. The Statistics which said An American buying 64 clothes a year. Utne kapde toh mere 6-7 saal chal jaye. 😂

[@sagarraut7711]

after seeing this i wil take more caution about my cloths and new purchase.

[@thekedathprasad]

Superb

[@Zero1byZerodha]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ankitakumari4178]

The very first data(graph) I guess is mistyped in terms of year... please look at it...but overall very good content !

[@exploreway6935]

6:11 On top of it we have search by highlight in Samsung phones😂😂

[@Pranav-gd4zi]

Best one!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@yash2d-fl2kq]

I bought a few pair of black tshirts & track pants from b*****f around 2017-18. They were so strong cotton fabric that they still don't have a wear or tear(except some of them are color fading recently). Recently ordered a couple of shirts from them & I feel robbed. Clothes were too light fabric cotton(with more polyster mixture), colors faded within couple of washes. Wouldn't be stocked if I see tears in another couple washes. I lost the trust on that online brand. I was looking in reddit & realised most brands are following this trend. Some of the reputed brands I trust also making lighter fabric apparel, it's already looking like a mop😅. Their brand reputation comes with a hefty price tag.

[@jayasrivastava102]

I think organisation should cme up wid uniform so tht ppl dnt hve to buy new clothes to look presentable in office... Will reduce buying significantly

[@DiwakarLearn]

You guys missed about middleman and Rayon Monopoly manufacturer in India.

[@SaptarshiRoySRoyPC]

I still wear my Made in Thailand T-Shirt from 1998. #BuiltToLast

[@gumbyno5808]

Is there any way you could have named those brand names without getting into legal trouble?

[@quiteintresting1916]

Go for classic colours and keep it

[@o2breathing20]

I only buy clothes on festivals especially in rakshabandhan and diwali😢

[@Alwaysaman3]

I hardly buy 2 or 3 pair of clothes a year. Not because i am environment conscious , but i don't have money 😂😂😂

[@Boyinthecircle]

Are you guys going to take over Aevy 😂

[@vpstateofmind]

If you can afford, buy expensive high quality clothes and wear it till it breaks, stay away from zudio and max.

[@Avi_lays]

So recently I started wearing 'Blanks'...

[@exploreway6935]

This jas to be a trend to reuse

[@deeptiranganathan9438]

What if Zerodha too takes the Patagonia route and donates a portion of its profits?

[@exploreway6935]

M planning to use old clothes to make soft toys for my baby

[@ishanroy8477]

We need to rent clothes. New startup idea guys

[@CARNAGE_69]

If you guys think working 12 hrs a day maybe 1 or 2 day off a week is long A certain textile selling store in Chennai has a work time of 13 hrs a day with no WEEK OFFS!!! yes no week offs The workers have to stand and sell clothes for hours, most of them are under educated I feel very bad for them Is this even legal ?

[@NightRanger-en8ix]

Let me guess pothys or saravana stores like that?

[@CARNAGE_69]

@@NightRanger-en8ix I don't know about the other one but yeah your right My guess the other one could be the same probably

[@kishanvagale]

Can some one decode the beeps in this video?

[@harishrawat6097]

Brand names like shein, zara, h&m

[@CJhere]

I remember WALL-E movie and that is our future but sadly we don't have other planet to survive. as soon as we stop doing nonsense thing will make a better place for our kids and there kids too. - JUST for your knowledge our parents grand parent's left there Jaidaat and houses properties for us as a privilege gift but what about us ? what we going to left to our future grand sons? EMI, Default Loan, Polluted Air and dustbin all around. Real TRUTH I would say. THERE IS NO RECYCLING PROCESS WHICH CLEAN YOUR WASTE IT TAKES SOMETHING TO CLEAN IT UP AND THAT SOMETHING MEANS A WATER. to clean or to process alot of water we waste all around and during the recycling we are introducing the water to microplastics which is boomerang will comeback and give you such a horrible diseases that you cant get rid of. ex. CANCER.

[@uditnarayansahoo929]

Only recycle, reuse and reduce will not solve the problem. More innovation is required in developing sustainable products that are biodegradable.

[@ankanroy2]

Yeah I also buy one expensive cloth and wear it for minimum 4-5 year until it got ripped or torn out, this is the real way to reduce our carbon footprint and a little bit effort to make the environment better. All this fast fashion is just bullshit.

[@distortilla]

Fast fashion is not cheap at all. These guys are just rich

[@Zero1byZerodha]

👀👀

[@nikhilbelapurkar]

Truuu

[@tuhin1264]

I am buying new mop after a 10 day trial as a T-shirt

[@harishrawat6097]

😂

[@shrinivasmanjithaya2112]

Just a simple and slow life is far better I guess..🤔

[@Playern0bodY]

Too much beeps😑

[@vishnuk8395]

Abid doesn't catch any joke :/

[@ImPerfectFilms]

This sensibull guys comes and dislodges tons of BS every single episode, I don't know what makes him an expert on everything

[@annamalaian0711]

Explain

[@Modiyogimodiyogimodi]

I think he’s quite sensibull

[@lohanisahab]

Mahatma Gandhi already talked about this consumption culture but nobody likes to follow.

[@manish.periwal]

Cost of repair is higher nowadays compared to buying a new one.

[@jeeiee_com]

Tim cook:

[@vgm6844]

I think you are wasting time from numerous viewers we people live in india before making a video why dont see a use of clothes in india how they as per textile industry the average usage of a garment is more then 3 years in a household you use it endlessly and then either you are moping the floor with you our u donate to your house help who is again using it more then 2-3 years fast fashion is really important this but the majority of landfill is Europe and use india might be contributing to it but very less a lot of second hand products are imported please research things before making anything

[@VarshiniPrakash7]

Great video. However, Patagonia is NOT a saint. A bunch of shady stuff: Yvon Chouinard, the founder, transferred 2% of the total stock, basically all the voting stock to the Purpose Trust, which is still completely controlled by his family and the other 98% to a charity. Through this maneuver they paid only 17 million dollars in gift tax, saving $1.2B on the 98% they donated. Plus, there’s some weird stuff about the Holdfast collective too. Source: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnTYZ3iYerGNbKsfeature=shared There’s a stereotype that Patagonia is a holy symbol of success for the finance and tech bros in Wall Street and Silicon Valley who rave about supporting such a responsible and environmentally friendly company.