Congratulations to @abchworld on 5 years of ECA accreditation!
A.BCH is a circular fashion label that exists to transform the way people buy, wear and discard clothing. Rejecting many of fashion’s norms.
A.BCH is proudly 100% made in Australia.
New #circulartextiles report by @monashmsdi shares pathways for the Australian gov't and fashion industry stakeholders to collaborate and demonstrate global leadership by prioritising planetary and human health.
https://t.co/apYqfhVo3h
@PlanetArk#SDG12
Happy day 4 of #ECAWEEK2022! 🧵
'I started sewing as a teenager and I always loved the idea of being a garment technician.'
Read the full story of Simone from accredited brand @abchworld: https://t.co/rtX8loJWR5
We don't have time to wait for fashion brands to take voluntary measures. We need them to be held accountable by law and demand a living wage for the people that make our clothes.
Sign now: https://t.co/4HmYgMAjhm
#WhoMadeMyClothes#GoodClothesFairPay
https://t.co/sWuSqOF56L
In order to scrutinise fashion brands for their impacts on climate and biodiversity, we need to see increased transparency on materials, beyond the ‘eco’ marketing.
Find out more: https://t.co/EHhoz0u1o4
#FashionTransparencyIndex#WhatsInMyClothes
“Is it better to use partial data or no data at all? To what extent should different fibers be compared? The answers will determine the trajectory of future sustainability efforts.” Great piece @jasminchua https://t.co/rK1GtVtEdC
Congratulations on four years of accreditation @abchworld! 🪡
A.BCH is a circular fashion label that exists to transform the way people buy, wear and discard clothing.
100% of A.BCH's products are proudly made in Australia and accredited by Ethical Clothing Australia.
Want to understand more about circularity? Join MSDI's @yulib75 and Courtney Holm from @abchworld for their workshop 'Decoding circularity' // 26th May. Register at https://t.co/pJ7GPggQBT
#circularfashion#sustainability#SDG12
In the season of Afterlife we’re exploring what happens (and can happen) to clothes when they’re no longer wearable.
While most clothes eventually end up in landfill (or burned 😟) one option for our thread-bare garments is recycling, and there are two ways worn-out clot
The #fashion industry loves to talk about circularity and sustainability, but in reality less than 1% of all discarded clothes are recycled into new clothes, while brands invest close to 0 in fibre-to-fibre #recycling#stopgreenwash
Check out: https://t.co/GNECSOq2J9
What’s a materials library? Ours is made up of three categories, core, speciality and sharing (all which are biologically circular building blocks, naturally). Learn more https://t.co/xS64oBMtUN 📚
Tune in at 3:00pm on Wednesday, 2 February as we share how brands, retailers, designers and recirculators can navigate and respond to the environmental and social impact of clothing in Australia.
https://t.co/wGpAVFomZH
Happy Friday, or Freedom Day, here in Melbourne! We MADE it. To say we love you, we’re holding our first ever Perfectly Imperfect Sale - lightly blemished or a little unique, but otherwise unworn pieces that didn’t make the perfect pile. And it’s happening on Instagram stor
MYTHBUSTER 👊 Why making clothes from recycled bottles will not solve fashion's waste crisis 🧥 Watch our latest video to see why this is just another greenwashiing tactic by brands like @hm, @Nike and @ZARA https://t.co/nHC0vg5B5H
"We've been marketed the idea that we can contribute to building a sustainable society by buying more and recycling more, but that's just dressing up capitalism."
Georgina Johnson, editor of The Slow Grind, talks climate justice through a lens of care💜
https://t.co/qc7u9Aa1wA