"The industry was designed to maximise profit at any cost, so radical action must be taken to rebuild it to include equity, racial and climate justice."
@dilyswilliams@sustfash discusses the true cost of ultra fast fashion in a climate emergency.
https://t.co/GZ6LnKzKQX
In a unified message, the #fashion industry and civil society organisations ask world leaders to commit to the following five recommendations at #COP26:
https://t.co/9RkRpEW4iM
BIG DEAL: The Bangladesh Accord — the post-Rana Plaza deal that was historic bc it held brands *legally accountable* and *actually made factories safer* — will be renewed, possibly expanded to other countries. @IndustriALL_GU@NazmaAkter73@cleanclothes https://t.co/TihpAzakgu
In new blog co-authored by @cfigueres@topnigel & @ericsson CEO Börje Ekholm, #ClimateLeaders stand atop 4 pillars
1.Reduce own emissions
2.Reduce value chain emissions
3.Integrate #climate into business strategy
4.Influence #ClimateAction in society
https://t.co/jE4h9VIeYy
Importing another countries textile waste is not a good solution for an island nation that cant deal with the old clothes it currently has. @glassons trying to ride vintage trend, selling preloved alongside factory-made clothes https://t.co/h3tYMZv15h
The end of fashion week? Promising signs for the future of the fashion industry with @ysl shifting to set its own cadence. Bravo! https://t.co/39h4iiLkE3 via @TheNationalUAE
A First Look at the New Issue of ‘Atmos’ 100% agree We’re not being visionary enough with sustainability from @elizabethcline https://t.co/XbZy96UGJV via @voguemagazine
We've got more brands agreeing to #PayUp!! Welcome to the right side of history @nike@adidas@uniqlo@marksandspencer This means more factories get their money, and more garment workers can get paid. https://t.co/2P0wIWPCp7
We need a global respond. OPINION: It's extraordinary how flat-footed the global response has been to the coronavirus pandemic, writes Helen Clark. https://t.co/o9E9MkPLoy
Time to pressure our govts for a #greeneconomy Climate crisis: in coronavirus lockdown, nature bounces back – but for how long? https://t.co/anuvgUJvub
Fashion brands - now is the time to take responsibility for your actions. @kalponaakter wants brands to step up: “It is not humanitarian or generosity we are asking now. It is a responsibility that we are asking.”