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So based on the nrk article 1kg of textile fibers equals the release of 38.77kg Co2 equivalents.
So to figure how steep a co2 equivalent impacts your wardrobe have you weigh your clothes and multiply it with 38.77kg : )
The big question is then? what's your result? The dude in the article had 56 items from Zalando and got a result of 756kg Co2 eq.
*I'm going to see if I can get mine done tomorrow or at least a part of my closet b\c we don't have proper weights so I'll have to do it in parts.
*Also, exclude your secondhand items b\c I want to hear about firsthand purchases since those are items you sorta more directly claimed and requested. Or just pick something you recently got and MEASURE 1 ITEM b\c I think that is more realistic. Tell us what you measured and what the result was!
So to figure how steep a co2 equivalent impacts your wardrobe have you weigh your clothes and multiply it with 38.77kg : )
The big question is then? what's your result? The dude in the article had 56 items from Zalando and got a result of 756kg Co2 eq.
*I'm going to see if I can get mine done tomorrow or at least a part of my closet b\c we don't have proper weights so I'll have to do it in parts.
*Also, exclude your secondhand items b\c I want to hear about firsthand purchases since those are items you sorta more directly claimed and requested. Or just pick something you recently got and MEASURE 1 ITEM b\c I think that is more realistic. Tell us what you measured and what the result was!
dont have anything i bought recently, i live from handmedowns of my sisters
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