Garment labels primarily provide information on fabric content and care instructions, offering little insight into the environmental footprint associated with the lifecycle of the product. This gap in information hinders consumers' ability to make choices that are environmentally aware. This research delves into the current framework of fashion labeling, examining the impact of regulatory policies and industry norms in this area. A thorough analysis indicates that while there are some efforts and labels that tackle environmental issues, they tend to be scattered, inconsistent, and not widely implemented. This situation creates a prime opportunity to introduce a new, comprehensive labeling strategy that not only more effectively conveys the environmental implications of clothing but also aligns with overarching sustainability objectives.