One-way trip fashion raises concerns
The phenomenon of "one-trip fashion" in China involves buying cheap clothes for single-use during travel, then disposing of or selling them afterward. It is popular among young people and is low-cost. However, it raises environmental concerns given that the world produces approximately 92 million tons of textile waste annually, along with increasing criticism over the poor quality, hygiene, and durability of these garments. The phenomenon promotes a culture of rapid consumption and quick profit, reflecting negative environmental and health impacts on sustainability and the environment.
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