If in the precise moment you are reading this, we’d stopped producing clothing, we could still have what to wear for the next 26 generations. We would still be submerged by clothes: the shops would be full ofitems to sell… fashion companies would still have available productsto provide and so are their warehouse… As well as the outlets, the suppliers, the suppliers's werehouse and so on, but also our closets at home would be full, our parents closets and even those of our grandparents​ and their attics. And more clothing also in the stores of amusement parks, in museums, in shopping centers, in supermarkets inside shopping centers, in Asian megastores, in super Arab skyscrapers, and in all airports and stations... And then again in sports centres, in parishes, in police headquarters, inside containers in ports, on cruise ships, at street vendors, in car circuits, in motorway rest areas, and we would also be full of clothing in humanitarian associations, in theaters and in prisons. In short, we would be able to dress 8 billion people for manygenerations without having to produce t-shirts, trousers, handbags,shirts, sweatshirts, skirts or coats.. there is no need, because wealready have everything.