Air quality in Jakarta often ranks poorly. According to Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the main contributors are transportation (44%), industry (31%), manufacturing (10%), residential sources (14%), and commercial activities (1%). Additionally, of the 100 billion garments produced annually, 92 million tons end up in landfills, with fast fashion waste potentially reaching 134 million tons by 2030.

Responding to concerning facts above, Our speakers emphasized sustainable habits to reduce emissions and fashion waste. Narandra, highlighted cycling and social media's role in promoting eco-conscious lifestyles. Meanwhile, Tara and Ferren highlighted the importance of conscious consumerism in fashion, noting that one T-shirt can use 2,700 liters of water and generate harmful waste. These insights can boost awareness and drive positive change.