Fashion has made us use to regularly changing and renewing our clothes. Today, “fast fashion” encourages people to think of clothes as disposable items that you chuck out at the end of the season, much like you might throw out used paper plates after they’ve served their purpose. The trend is spilling over to towels and bed sheets. A San Francisco company has introduced a subscription program that allows customers to receive new organic cotton towels, sheets, and duvets every six, 12, or 24 months in the color and style of their choice for a fixed monthly fee.
This sleepwear company gives your sheets a dignified afterlife
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