There’s a whole lot of trash piling up in the world.<\/p>\n
In fact, according to the data, there are more than<\/span> 3.5 million tons of garbage<\/span><\/a> being produced a day, with the number growing. With the global apparel retail market (footwear and jewelry included) worth<\/span> roughly $2 trillion in retail sales per year<\/span><\/a>, it’d be an understatement to say that there are a lot of clothes and shoes being bought. As this number increases, so does the pile of deadstock sent to the landfill.<\/span><\/p>\n More and more sneaker brands are stepping up to be more sustainable and prevent excess waste from piling up. Among them, Nike has been a huge advocate for building a cleaner world, placing great importance in fighting to reduce waste. In an attempt to demonstrate recycle and reuse what would’ve otherwise been simply trash, the brand has recently released the Space Hippie<\/a><\/strong> collection.<\/p>\nThis is Trash: Nike’s Space Hippie Collection<\/strong><\/h3>\n