Sites used for calculation:

• https://power2switch.com/blog/how-much-energy-goes-into-making-an-xl-t-shirt-2

• https://www.ecowatch.com/fast-fashion-is-the-second-dirtiest-industry-in-the-world-next-to-big--1882083445.html

• https://www.ecowatch.com/fast-fashion-is-the-second-dirtiest-industry-in-the-world-next-to-big--1882083445.html

• https://bir.org/industry/textiles/?locale=en_US

• https://cleantechnica.com/2017/11/28/clothing-carbon-emissions-naked-truth/

• https://cabaus.org/2018/02/22/fashion-industrys-carbon-footprint-wearing-environment/

• http://www.tshared.eu/blog-of-tsharedeu/carbon-footprint.html

• https://www.theadairgroup.com/blog/2012/01/30/bulk-wholesale-t-shirts/

• https://www.epa.gov/greenvehicles/greenhouse-gas-emissions-typical-passenger-vehicle

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Karla Soliz's report

For shirt transport:
0.0458 lbs CO2/t-shirt  x 6 t-shirts = 0.2748 lbs CO2 saved

 

For shirt Production

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18.2 lbs CO2/t-shirt  x 6 t-shirts = 109.2 lbs CO2 saved

 

Total CO2 = 109.2 + 0.2948 - 5.586 ⇒ Total CO2 = 103.901 lbs

 

For Jean transport

0.2475 lbs CO2/pair  x 4 pairs = 0.99 lbs CO2 saved

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For Jean Production:

 

71 lbs CO2/pair  x 4 pairs = 284 lbs CO2 saved

 

Total CO2 = 284 + 0.99 - 5.586 ⇒ Total CO2 = 279.404 lbs CO2

TOTAL CO2 OVERALL = 103.901 + 279.404 ⇒  383.305 lbs

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