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Feb 26, 2019 5 min

The True Cost

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This is my first podcast! I need to tell you all about a documentary I watched last year that, I guess now, in retrospect, may have changed the trajectory of my career! One of the main reasons I started Classic Six was my new found stance on fast fashion, and it was only until I started shopping fast fashion in excess for Platinum Penny, did I realize the environmental and social impacts of my choices.

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