“I would encourage consumers to... let companies know, because if you’re boycotting a store but you’re not telling them that you’re doing that, there’s actually very little value in that. But if you actually let the company know that “I did some research on you, and I have a problem with the labor conditions in your production facilities and until you deal with it, I’m not actually buying anything from you.” I think that does have value.”

“Knowledge is one of the [most important] things and it’s also one of the issues that we need to solve is: who has access to knowledge? Because [I] think that everybody should have access to knowledge [but]... it's important to acknowledge the tension... Sometimes there is a tension between knowledge sharing or information sharing and the need to actually make a profit. And there are no easy answers to that either [but] I think it needs to be acknowledged. But whenever it is feasible to share information, share the information.”

I talk about the economic system as a design project. [We] need to redesign the economic system. The economic system that we currently have is not something that came into existence with the universe after the Big Bang. We made it. We know there's parts of it that we didn't necessarily design by intention, but nonetheless it's something that humans created. And to me, that's the good news because we can also redesign it.”

“If we don't take this seriously... there won't be a fashion industry for us to care about in twenty years from now because the potential negative implications [of climate change] will have [an irreversible] impact on… cotton farming for production and [on] all kinds of [other] resources that [the] industry relies upon. And so we need to act. And I do think that there’s never been a better time for really bold action.”