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Compelling new research from Eco Age reveals a seismic shift in consumer behaviour toward more ethical practices.
: The Age of Accountability -
Technology is evolving, but are attitudes changing fast enough to make a real difference before it’s too late?
: The Value-Action Gap: Why consumers aren’t buying into sustainable fashion -
With a new cohort of next-generation material outfits looking directly to nature for their inspiration and their innovation, Eco Age spoke with leading voices in the space to find out why.
: From Farm to Fashion Without Taking Food Off Plates -
Recycling has been set up to fail by an industry dead set against change. But, with the introduction of new legislation, a systemic shift may be on the cards.
: The Regeneration of Recycling -
With a clear commitment to progress, Manchester Fashion Week’s comeback highlights Manchester’s position as a leader for forward-thinking fashion.
: MFW’s Return Sets a Progressive Tone -
From Lesotho to India, a targeted attack on the world’s garment industries has turned a women-dominated workforce into collateral damage.
: Women pay the price for garment industry tariffs -
With a clear sense of purpose, the emerging designer and resurgent fashion week are shifting the industry’s priorities.
: Mariusz Malon Links Creativity to Sustainability at MFW -
The price of ethically made apparel is a major sticking point for consumers, but the cost for those further up the chain is still far higher.
: Can’t afford sustainable fashion? Stand with garment workers -
A shocking rise in fashion’s green house gas emissions demands answers, introspection and ideas with real impact. We asked fashion industry leaders what needs to change.
: Smoke and mirrors around green fashion claims -
Using social media as a platform, the leather industry is claiming words like “sustainable” and “natural” in a bid to muscle out alternative materials. But chemical runoff, massive overproduction and huge emissions tell a very different story.
: Think Leather is Natural? Think Again.
Fashion. For a future.
With industry emissions increasing steadily, what can fashion’s stakeholders take away from COP30?
: COP30 didn’t deliver on a fossil fuel phase out – Fashion still can Who are we?
With Fashion. For a future. As our guiding mission, we invite you to be part of the movement — where style and impact go hand in hand.
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