*How to change this habit:* Buy less clothing, and choose high-quality items that will last. Consider buying second-hand clothing, or renting clothes instead of buying them.
2. We don't recycle our clothing. Only about 15% of clothing is recycled in the United States, while the rest ends up in landfills. This is a waste of resources, and it also contributes to pollution.
*How to change this habit:* Recycle your clothing by donating it to a thrift store or charity, or by taking it to a textile recycling center.
3. We wash our clothes too often. Washing clothes too often can damage them, and it also wastes water and energy. In fact, most clothes only need to be washed a few times a year.
*How to change this habit:* Wash your clothes less often, and only when they're really dirty. Consider using a cold-water wash, and hang your clothes to dry instead of using a dryer.
4. We don't take care of our clothes. Many people don't take care of their clothes, which can lead to them getting damaged or worn out prematurely.
*How to change this habit:* Take care of your clothes by following the care instructions on the label, and by storing them properly.
5. We buy clothes that don't fit. Many people buy clothes that don't fit them properly, which can make them look sloppy and uncomfortable.
*How to change this habit:* Only buy clothes that fit you well. Try on clothes before you buy them, and make sure they're comfortable.
By changing our bad fashion habits, we can reduce our impact on the environment and save money. We can also look more stylish and feel more confident in our clothes.
