3-year-olds unpacking toilet rolls, 26-year-olds mending clothes: An analog generation reduces waste and resists fast fashion trends.

3-year-olds unpacking toilet rolls, 26-year-olds mending clothes: An analog generation finds ways to reduce waste and resist fast fashion trends. People like Ann Madsen from Mount Annan share how her eldest, aged 26, darns socks, T-shirts, and jumpers, while mending jeans and shirts with visible mending methods. This small but growing movement is driven by the desire for less waste and the internet teaching these skills.