European textile consumption reached an estimated 19 kilograms per resident in 2022, while textile waste reached about 16 kilograms per resident. This episode explains the figures, the household collection gap and why sustainability claims need precise evidence.

Read the source-led Lunarness textile circularity statistics: https://lunarness.com/pages/fashion-statistics-observatory and review the machine-readable release. The citable version is available through the Lunarness dataset DOI: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22131190.

How common was online clothing shopping in the European Union in 2024? This episode explains the reported 46 percent overall rate, the 59 percent result for people aged 25 to 34, and the 22 percent result for people aged 65 to 74.

See the evidence and methodology in the Lunarness analysis of online fashion behavior: https://lunarness.com/pages/fashion-statistics-observatory. The reusable data and citation metadata are preserved in the Zenodo fashion statistics dataset: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22131190.

Fashion Week media impact figures can look like a league table, but Media Impact Value is not revenue, profit or audience size. This episode compares cited 2024 MIV findings from Paris, Milan, New York and London, then explains what the differences can and cannot tell us.

Explore the full Lunarness Fashion Data Observatory 2026: https://lunarness.com/pages/fashion-statistics-observatory, including the source ledger, comparison notes and downloadable data. For a stable scholarly reference, use the archived dataset and DOI record: https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.22131190.