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The future of fashion must be shaped by the workers in the global fashion supply chain whose labour, skill, knowledge, and craftsmanship underpin the entire system. Without them in the room, little changes.
: Fashion’s sustainability agenda must be shaped by frontline voices. -
Everything we make exists inside nature, not alongside it. Every material will eventually return to the biosphere. Whether it does so as a resource or as a pollutant is a design choice.
: What fashion is missing: endings, and everything that comes after. -
High intensity shoppers make up 27% of UK shoppers and they are responsible for half of all clothing purchases.
: High intensity shoppers are causing a returns problem. -
The Forever Label will provide consumers with the information they need to understand the chemical ingredients in their clothing.
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Globally, 120 million tonnes of clothing were discarded in 2024 — the result of an industry built on disposability, where garments are produced at speed, worn briefly, and discarded. But the solution is quite simple: extending the lifespan of garments through repair.
: People First, Planet First at United Repair Centre -
For this LFW season, participation comes with conditions, not pledges, with NEWGEN designers incorporating the full stipulations of Copenhagen Fashion Week’s (CPHFW) sustainability requirements.
: Is London Fashion Week Ready for Mandatory Sustainability? -
January – time to get your sweat on. But if it’s a health kick you’re after, you may want to re-examine your wardrobe
: New Year health kick? Time to ditch your toxic activewear. -
A fresh chain of landmark rulings in Bangladesh could soon change the garment industry for good – and not only in the cradle of the world’s garment manufacturing industry, but globally.
: Landmark rulings in Bangladesh. -
With industry emissions increasing steadily, what can fashion’s stakeholders take away from COP30?
: COP30 didn’t deliver on a fossil fuel phase out. -
Black Friday isn’t just a sale – it’s the selling out of our planet for the purposes of profit. But consumers have the power to end that cycle.
: Don’t Feed the Black Friday Beast
Fashion. For a future.
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.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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