This work is focused on presenting sustainable fashion as a phenomenon that brings us together. It shows us how we have come to the point in time where we must focus on the transformation of fashion and how it affects the environment - according to the availability of natural resources and emphasize the responsibility of people within the fashion industry. Fashion is a network that connects us all. The single t-shirt that we decide to wear binds all the people who participated in its design and production of all its components, resources, and materials. It connects us as customers with the distribution and sales representatives of the brands, and even to those who will admire the shirt while it is on us. The t-shirt’s life does not end here, it goes on after us as we give it to a friend, sell it through advertising, or choose to donate it, continuing its new life somewhere else. It often ends up in developing countries where it will once again go through a sales cycle. Eventually, the t-shirt will end up either in some landfill where (depending on the material it is made of) it will rot for a number of years, or be used as a resource for making some new product. This work will guide us through the important elements for emerging sustainable fashion and how achievable it is. It will show us how much we, as those who participate in its cycle, determine what fashion will become.