In 2020 an estimated 18.6 million tonnes of clothing ended up in a landfill. It is estimated that with this trend it will be around 150 million ton by around 2050. Also, manufacturing creates over half a million tonnes of microfibre pollution which is equivalent to 50 billion plastic bottles that ends in the ocean.

Our Fashion sense is definitely be responsible to an extent to this growing manufacturing and waste.

But what if we can still be responsible and keep our fashion hunger intact ?

Well Singaporeans are already a step ahead .. Thanks to company The Fashion Pulpit.

Company has created Singapore's First and Largest Swapping Platform. Individual has to just scan through wardrobe, identify clothes which are still in usable condition and based on membership, take them to the shop where they will undergo a quality check and based on brand / quality certain points will be credited to them to start swapping.

Interesting concept. Would this be successful in India ?