It's fine to be a critic of fast fashion. Of any type of enterprise for that matter. We should try, however, not to blame consumers for industry practices. Co

It's fine to be a critic of fast fashion. Of any type of enterprise for that matter. We should try, however, not to blame consumers for industry practices. Consumers are not the ones breaking deals and actually profiting from child and slave labour exploitation and from garbage overproduction. They just legally shop on government licensed stores. It should be society role as a whole to protect consumers from even being able to buy such products, through quality assurance laws and requisites. The only reason why there even are those types of products in the first place is because society as a whole is complacent about it. Yes, you can choose to consume consciously, and that is fine for you, but make no mistake, that doesn't come close to solving the larger problem and doesn't give you any sort of moral high ground from which to look down upon those that can't or won't do the same.