Amy Twigger Holroyd

World 85

in which The Emperor’s New Clothes is interpreted as fact rather than fiction

in which sweatshop production is illegal, prompting a rise in making

in which sewing is a highly regarded core school subject

in which citizens must disassemble garments into their component materials

in which global supply chains are terminated and localised fashions emerge

in which wearing the same outfit for a month is considered normal

in which brands must manufacture all garments within their own postcode

in which oversupply of fabric waste leads to its use in the building trade

in which intimate knowledge of garments’ material inputs leads to a culture of gratitude

in which genderless school uniforms are made from locally grown undyed cotton