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Consider the life span and use of clothes you want to purchase. Experts say buying clothes should be viewed as a long-term commitment. Caring for clothes properly, such as not machine-washing and drying too often, can also extend their life span. https://t.co/liQNcz2Qtu — PolitiTweet.org

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Avoid impulse buying. Before you’re about to get something, take a moment to consider the purchase, Mark Sumner, a lecturer at University of Leeds’s School of Design, says. “Just stop and put the phone down ... and ask yourself, ‘Why am I buying this?’ ” https://t.co/liQNcz2Qtu — PolitiTweet.org

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The Waste and Resources Action Program estimates that if clothes stay in active use for nine months longer, which would increase their average life span to about three years, carbon, water and waste footprints could be slashed by 20 to 30 percent. https://t.co/liQNcz2Qtu — PolitiTweet.org

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