Seeking an alternative to the environmentally destructive fast-fashion industry, Josephine Philips created SOJO, a platform that simplifies the process of repairing and altering your clothes. After you book your repair or tailoring needs on their app, SOJO collects your clothing, fulfills your request and delivers the fixed items back to your door within a week. By the age of 24, Philips raised $2.4 million for SOJO, earning a spot on Forbes’s “30 Under 30” and Vogue Business’s “100 Innovators” lists.
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