快時尚:英國人今夏將購買5000萬套“一次性服裝”

快時尚:英國人今夏將購買5000萬套“一次性服裝”

Britons will spend £2.7bn this summer on more than 50m summer outfits that will be worn only once, a poll reveals.

一項調(diào)查顯示，今年夏天，英國人將花費27億英鎊購買5000多萬套只穿一次的夏裝。

By far the biggest extravagance is new clothing for holidays, where consumers splash out more than £700m on 11m items bought for the trip which will never be worn again, according to research carried out by Censuswide for the charity Barnardo’s.

據(jù)Censuswide為慈善機(jī)構(gòu)Barnardo 's開展的一項調(diào)查顯示，到目前為止，最奢侈的消費是度假時買的新衣服，消費者花了7億多英鎊購買了1100萬件度假的衣服，而這些衣服之后永遠(yuǎn)不會再穿了。

Wedding guests spend an average of £79.76 on a new outfit – nearly 10m of which are expected to only be worn only once.

婚禮賓客平均花費79.76英鎊購買一套新衣服，其中近1000萬套預(yù)計只穿一次。

The children’s charity warns this is another example of the huge environmental and financial impact of fast or throwaway fashion, amid growing concerns that the industry is wasting valuable resources and contributing to the climate crisis. It is urging shoppers to consider second-hand clothing rather than only buying new outfits.

兒童慈善機(jī)構(gòu)警告稱，這是快時尚或一次性時尚對環(huán)境和經(jīng)濟(jì)造成巨大影響的又一案例。人們越來越擔(dān)心，時裝業(yè)正在浪費寶貴的資源，加劇氣候危機(jī)。該機(jī)構(gòu)敦促消費者考慮二手服裝，而不是只購買新衣服。

Javed Khan, Barnardo’s chief executive, said: “Choosing to buy ‘pre-loved’ clothes for a special occasion means you don’t have to worry about bumping into someone wearing the same outfit.

巴納爾多首席執(zhí)行官賈維德•汗表示:“在特殊場合購買‘二手’服裝，意味著你撞衫的幾率會變小。”

“It is also kinder to the environment and your wallet, getting more wear out of clothes which might otherwise only be worn once and end up in landfill.”

“這對環(huán)境和你的錢包都更友好，讓這些衣服有機(jī)會多穿幾次，而不是穿一次就被扔進(jìn)垃圾場。”

Despite troubles on the UK high street, the fashion sector has continued to grow and the globalised supply chain has triggered a proliferation of cheap clothing, with a quick turnover that encourages consumers to keep buying. The cut-price online retailer Missguided came under fire recently for launching a £1 bikini.

盡管英國商業(yè)陷入困境，但時尚行業(yè)仍在繼續(xù)增長，供應(yīng)鏈的全球化引發(fā)了廉價服裝的大量涌現(xiàn)，資金周轉(zhuǎn)鼓勵消費者繼續(xù)購買。打折的在線零售商misguided最近因推出一款售價1英鎊的比基尼而受到抨擊。

A quarter of those questioned for the poll said they would be embarrassed to wear an outfit to a special occasion such as a wedding more than once, rising to 37% of young people aged 16-24 but just 12% of those over 55.

四分之一的受訪者表示，在諸如婚禮等特殊場合，如果不止一次地穿同一套衣服會讓他們感到尷尬，這一比例在16歲至24歲的年輕人中高達(dá)37%，而在55歲以上的人群中，這一比例僅為12%。

More than half (51%) of those surveyed said buying new clothes for a festival or holiday added to the excitement of the build-up.

超過一半(51%)的受訪者說，節(jié)日或假日買新衣服能增加購物的興奮感。

Following its year-long investigation into fast or throwaway fashion, the cross-party environmental audit committee recently called for a penny tax on every garment sold to fund recycling initiatives, plus a ban on incinerating unwanted clothes – demands rejected by the government.

在對快時尚和一次性時尚進(jìn)行了長達(dá)一年的調(diào)查之后，跨黨派環(huán)境審計委員會呼吁對每件服裝征收一分錢的稅，用以資助回收活動，并禁止焚燒不需要的衣服——這一提議未得到政府支持。