The Strait of Hormuz conflict threatens global fast fashion, heavily reliant on oil-derived synthetics and fuel for transport. Disruptions will inflate costs as buffer stocks deplete. While some petrochemical firms benefit from panic buying, others face production cuts. The temporary slack in material storage is finite. The article highlights the importance of ESG and alternative materials, like recycled fibers, for resilience. Natural fibers also face indirect impacts. Ultimately, rising material and transportation costs will lead to delayed but sustained price increases for consumers, exposing hidden "single-use plastics" within wardrobes.