inesreisx.com A wardrobe data diary Since 2021

Clothing Transparency Project

The clothes
I wear

Every piece in my wardrobe, logged in a spreadsheet: where it was made, what it's made of, which brand, and what it really cost. Awareness is the first sustainable choice.

Data & wardrobe by Inês Reis · Charted in Data Studio

Fig. 01 — The wardrobe, charted

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Fig. 02 — Findings

Live from the spreadsheet
23%
Made in Bangladesh

Nearly a quarter of the wardrobe comes from Bangladesh — followed by China, Turkey, Portugal, and Morocco.

58%
Synthetic materials

More than half of the pieces contain synthetic fibres, mostly polyester and elastane blended with cotton.

42%
Natural materials

100% cotton is the most common natural fibre in the collection.

Counted from the same wardrobe spreadsheet that feeds the dashboard above.

The film that started it

It began with
“The True Cost”.

After watching the documentary in 2021, I started logging every piece I own — country of origin, brand, price, fabric composition — in a spreadsheet. This page is what that habit looks like, four wardrobes of data later.

▶ Watch “The True Cost”

And you — do you know what you wear?