Fashion makes a sizeable contribution to climate change. The good news is that there are tangible actions companies and other stakeholders can take—at scale—to put fashion on a more sustainable path. For example, increasing efficiency in material use and production, designing out waste and extending product life through reuse or remanufacturing can significantly reduce emissions across the value chain. But innovative business models are also critical, as they can provide new ways to generate value while using fewer resources. What’s more, technologies such as 3D printing have great potential to help fashion become more circular while also reducing its environmental footprint. With The Inflation Reduction Act, the latest bill tackling climate change recently announced as the nation's biggest investment in the fight against climate change, a $369 billion push for cleaner energy use - is real, legislated change finally on its way?