Ever new trends, textile giants releasing dozens of new collections every year under precarious production conditions, shredded new products by international luxury labels, and the destruction of ecosystems due to piles of textile rubbish: Fashion and its industry are increasingly in the focus of the public eye with regard to consumer behavior, production processes, and sustainability. However: Expression through fashion does not necessarily mean exploitation, we can demand respect towards nature and humans in the production process. The meaning of the verb “to consume” is not confined to the act of buying but also extends to the further use and usage of our possessions. These time spans should consciously be enjoyed and prolonged by us valuing our clothing, taking care of it, passing it on, or repairing it. Many consumer patterns like, for example, repairing and passing on clothes seem to have taken a back seat while we as a throw-away society have developed different patterns throughout the last decades.