#23 Seen It On A Weird Secondhand Finds Group. It Did Not Go Home With Them

The Old Continent, however, seems to be more willing to tackle these issues. The European Commission aims to put an end to fast fashion by 2030 in an announcement introducing a mandatory minimum use of recycled fibers and banning companies from sending any unsold clothing and textile products to landfills.
Under the new expansion of the EU’s existing eco-design rules, which set down energy efficiency standards for consumer goods such as toasters and washing machines, companies operating in the region will have to include a certain amount of recycled content in their goods, or curb the use of materials that make them hard to recycle.
The EU also plans to force large fashion companies to disclose how much unsold stock they send to landfills as well as improve global labor conditions in the garment industry.
“The products we use every day need to last,” said Frans Timmermans, the vice president of the European Commission. “If products break we should be able to fix them.”
I don't know about you, but I think the world would be a better place without most of these clothing items we see on the list. Sure, it's nice to have a laugh at baseball caps with broken English all over them but do we really need to make a truckload of these absurdities every few weeks?
#30 Elf Socks I Got My Dad For Christmas, When Wearing Pants Just Shows Will Ferrell Crotch

#35 If Only There Was A Letter Resembling The Shape Of The Eiffel Tower They Could’ve Used

#36 Ok, I Don't Even Know What They Were Even Trying To Attempt Here. Does Anyone Speak Whatever The Hell This Is? Or Know What This Could Have Been Trying To Attempt?

#37 Not Sure If They Meant This Message Or Not (Rotate Image Counter Clockwise)



















