As ecological crises become impossible to ignore, conscientious shoppers are seeking ways to limit their impact on the planet. Sneaker brand Allbirds is meeting demands for eco-friendly fashion by using sustainable components – but that’s not the sole reason it's developed a cult following.

The City of New York's Department of Sanitation is addressing the issue of fashion waste through the city-wide social media campaign #WearNext. By guiding people to places where they can sell or recycle old garments, it's helping eco-conscious consumers live up to their values.

In a world where fast-fashion is king, For Days aims to reduce textile waste in the US by recycling and replacing members’ worn T-shirts. But how sustainable is this model and will it encourage young consumers to put their money where their mouth is when it comes to ethical fashion?

While nearly three-quarters of Gen Zers are willing to pay more for eco-friendly products, they are also a critical and discerning audience. In the second of a two-part report, we explore how members of this cohort expect their favourite brands to fit in with their sustainable ambitions.