Bhumi explains, “A year ago, I launched India’s first clothing environmental footprint calculator with Dolce Vee so we can all understand the environmental impact of each of our clothes. It was the first time such information was accessible to consumers in India, and helps us make more informed decisions on how we choose to buy. So this year I wanted to take it forward and put up my own pieces in the circular fashion system as well!”
For instance, through the pieces available through the first Drop of her charity sale, over 1,99,986 litres of water and 260 kg of carbon would be saved by purchasing them preloved over newly manufactured. That’s about as much water as a person drinks in over 109 years, and as much carbon as driving for over 1443 km!
“Once we all hear the numbers and see how huge of an impact we can have just by participating in the circular economy, I’m sure everyone will join in – it’s an empowering shift we can all make today!”, adds Bhumi.
Suniti Dhindsa, President at Home of Hope Foundation says, “Bhumi’s leadership through Climate Warrior has been key in raising awareness about environmental conservation, and we can think of no better way to mark Nature Conservation Day than to work with her and her incredible community of fans to plant trees.”
Komal Hiranandani, Founder of Dolce Vee adds, “Bhumi has been instrumental in giving people concrete numbers to understand the environmental imperative of preloved for the very first time in our country. We’re grateful for her always using her voice and her platform to help our planet.”
Pieces are available on SaltScout.com/DolceVee/
