![]() She found it is quite a shift from two generations ago- in 1950, the average American household made $4237 annually and spent $437 on clothing (and much of it was still homemade). She found our current state of fast fashion so perplexing it led her to going so far as to visiting China and Bangladesh in order to see just how our duds are made. She often frequented H&M, Forever 21, and other stores commonly found in North American shopping malls. Cline investigates how the current age of “fast fashion”-clothing that is in one week and falls apart the next- and its origins and what that means for the economy.Ĭline described herself as being a typical consumer-not knowing much about fashion. ![]() I usually bought $5 shirts from Wal-Mart or other similar outlets, always looking for the best deals and not considering the longevity of my clothes. ![]() Up until recently, I didn’t really think about where my clothes originated from. ![]()
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