In recent years, as the concept of environmental protection and sustainable fashion has become more and more popular, the capsule wardrobe can also be a symbol of fashion taste. Because after all, it is necessary to “concentrate” the number of clothes and ensure that it is a test of fashion skills to deal with various occasions. If you want to create your own capsule wardrobe, you can follow the KTAGS principles recommended in the book “Capsule Wardrobe” when choosing whether to throw away your clothes, namely:

 K (KEEP): retains good texture, high wearing rate, and well-fitting clothes

 T (TOSS): take to used clothes recycling station

 A (ALTER): Take it to the tailor shop to modify, save the old clothes

 G (GIVE): Give to relatives and friends, or donate to charities

 S (SENTIMENTAL): keep as a souvenir

These practices are part of sustainable fashion. Reuse, maximize the value of use, and recycle clothes. It can be said that the capsule wardrobe is the result of the practice of sustainable fashion on the consumer side. The premise of implementing a capsule wardrobe is to plan and find a solution that belongs to your own style. While streamlining the number of clothes, you need to focus more on the quality of clothes, choosing colors that suit you, and unifying styles.

 The emergence of capsule wardrobes can simplify daily dressing and matching and save more time, which is why capsule wardrobes are popular; on the other hand, with the popularization of sustainable concepts, more and more young The generation recognizes that sustainable consumption has become part of social responsibility, and consumers want to practice sustainable lifestyle and consumption through such behaviors, which has brought the prosperity and prosperity of the second-hand market, so that a piece of clothing can be recycled .

 It can be said that the basic requirements of sustainable consumption in China have been met: the popularization and acceptance of concepts, the change of economic development direction, and the stability of consumer groups, thus promoting the popularity of capsule wardrobes and raising enough social attention. China’s sustainable fashion has begun to take shape and scale, but the qualitative leap requires the joint efforts of Chinese apparel companies, consumers and related institutions.