The fashion industry is witnessing a shift towards sustainability with an increasing number of brands offering garment repair services. Luxury brands such as Chanel, Hermes, and Louis Vuitton provide specialized repairs using original materials, ensuring that high-value items maintain their authenticity and resale value. Meanwhile, mainstream retailers like Levi's and Uniqlo offer affordable repair options, making it easier for consumers to mend everyday clothing. These services not only extend the life of garments but also play a crucial role in reducing the environmental impact of fast fashion by lowering the demand for new production. For instance, Patagonia has been committed to repair since the 1970s, operating over 70 repair centers globally and encouraging customers to trade in and repair used gear. In contrast, Singapore's local fashion scene is still developing its repair culture, with brands like Esse beginning to offer bespoke repair services. As the industry evolves, the emphasis on repair reflects a growing consumer desire for sustainable practices in fashion.