In the realm of fast fashion, where trendy clothes are produced at breakneck speed and sold at rock-bottom prices, toxicity often lurks beneath the surface. The pursuit of low costs and quick profits has led to the widespread use of hazardous chemicals in the production of cheap clothing. From the synthetic dyes that color our garments to the finishes that give them a soft feel, many of these chemicals pose serious health risks to workers and consumers alike. Moreover, the disposal of these garments contributes to environmental pollution, further exacerbating the negative impact of toxic labels on human health and the planet.
