slow fashion often consists of durable products, traditional production techniques or design concepts that are season-less. the impact of slowness aims to affect many points of the production chain. for workers in the textile industry in developing countries, slow fashion means higher wages. for end-users, slow fashion means that the goods are designed and manufactured with greater care and high quality products. from an environmental point of view, it means that there is less clothing and industrial waste that are removed from use following transient trends in slow fashion. new ideas and product innovations are constantly redefining slow fashion, so using a static, single definition would ignore the evolving nature of the concept.