Fashion Revolution’s Consumer Report reveals the social and environmental attitudes of surveyed consumers. This research aims to discover what information consumers would like fashion brands to share and to better understand what roles consumers think …
Do your fave brands and labels really pay the people who actually make their garments a living wage? Find out with Fashion Checker! Brands in the fashion industry put millions into advertising themselves as ethical …
Fashion Revolution recently commissioned a survey of 5,000 people aged 16-75 in the five largest European markets, including Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy and Spain, to find out how supply chain transparency and sustainability impacts …
Did you catch my fab What She Said radio interview with Kate Wheeler & Christine Bentley on 105.9 The Region on Dec. 24? Listen along with me to my Last minute upcycled DIY gifts: My What …
I haven’t gone out for New Year’s Eve in a decade and am usually tucked into bed long before the clock strikes midnight so I’m more than a bit anxious about (possibly) leaving my comfy …
Fashion Revolution, in collaboration with On Our Radar and New Internationalist, have created an eye-opening exclusive web documentary: Lives Behind the Label. Through a series of six short films, the women of the Bangladesh garment …
Unfortunately there are still far too many consumers who choose to turn a blind eye to the horrific conditions garment workers face every day creating the cheap, throwaway fast fashion that fills their closets. An …
I have been sharing my passion for refashion and ethical, sustainable style for quite some time and hope that I have been able to encourage others to step away from fast fashion and start creating …
Although there are initiatives in Myanmar to improve working conditions, wages are among the lowest in the world. But just what is an average garment worker wage? Meet Thet Thet Zon, she has been working …
Why is it that what is commonplace and acceptable in the developing countries of the world is so unimaginable in our own society? Millions of children work in the garment industry textile supply chains worldwide …