A clothing rack can look beautifully simple from the outside. A soft white T-shirt, a pair of relaxed jeans, a linen dress, a warm sweater for colder mornings. Yet behind every garment sits a much longer story: the materials used to make it, the people who stitched it, the energy and water involved, the distance it traveled, and what may happen to it after it leaves your wardrobe. That is why sustainable fashion has become such a powerful phrase. It appears on product pages, brand campaigns, packaging, hang tags, and social media captions. For shoppers, however, the term can feel both inspiring and confusing. Does sustainable fashion mean organic cotton?…