The author begins by saying that everyone was excited to buy the “dirt cheap fast fashion” which makes it sound very aggressive. She classifies the cheap outfits as a problem, because she believes that it makes customers buy clothes they sometimes don’t necessarily need which directly influences environmental and human costs. The author also makes a comment on paying their workers in Bangladesh by 2018 and talks about not owning any of their own factories and not having any contact with suppliers. (What does it mean?)She still mentions that H&M has good sides. She mentions that it’s one of the worlds largest buyers of organic cotton but that the succeeded achievements are dwarfed by the amount of resources. She calls the fast fashion a huge drain on the environment and that the textile industry is one of the largest users and polluters of water. She sounds very serious because of the used term “huge drain” which also gives of a depressive and sad atmosphere. Besides, she mentions that a single pair of jeans need the same big amount of water as carbon dioxide when driving 125km. This gives off a sarcastic tone because she used the term “a single pair”. At the end she makes clear that when buying a jeans one should think about the true costs which are much lower.