During the depression era of the 1930's families were forced to make use of everything they had, and then finding ways to resue the item. This included clothing. Clothing was handed down to younger siblings, often called hand me downs. Dolly Parton even wrote a song about her mother making a coat for her out of rags, that is how poor she was. Patches were made to make clothing last longer such as in the knees of jeans, and holes in shoes were fixed with cardboard from boxes or other items. This was the way of life for many. Now it is the brainchild of the World Economic Forum (WEF) to bring those days back to us but with a different acceptable twist. Tracking and using clothing over and over is presented as something of a marvel, how wonderful this will be because it reduces carbon emissions with less clothing being made, even giving it a digital birth certificate. It will also make it possible to track how well you are dressing yourself. In reality, it is just a recycling of depression era lifestyles.
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