Ethical Fair

28/04/2021

We've launched a petition 👉 bit.ly/fashion-for-climate
Here's why you should sign it:

We're in the middle of a climate emergency, yet fast-fashion brands are selling more clothes than ever before. And the vast majority is made from the most polluting fibres in fashion; conventional cotton, generic viscose and virgin polyester, despite eco-friendlier alternatives being widely available!

It is crystal clear that the fashion industry needs regulation fast. We cannot continue like this. A ban is easy to implement and a four-year grace period will give brands and fabric mills a reasonable time to transition to more sustainable fibres.

The result? A significant reduction in carbon emissions, soil and water-pollution. An accelerated clean-up of the fashion industry. A tangible, positive impact on the planet.

Make a difference today. Sign & share the petition. All it takes is 2 mins of your time 👉 bit.ly/fashion-for-climate

15/07/2020

https://www.lewiscotter.com/brands

While some brands are behaving badly, others are stepping up in times of need. This is a guide to help you shop smarter once we've emerged from Coronavirus.

05/06/2020

Disgraceful.

's actions post have caused large-scale financial ruin for its supply chain. Thousands of workers lost jobs or weren't paid. After first canceling all orders committed to pay for some of its orders later, but it will only transfer the money this autumn, meaning that suppliers have no way of paying wages to the people making Primark's clothes. It's time for Primark to . Check our campaign page to see how you can take action: https://cleanclothes.org/campaigns/covid-19

04/06/2020

Support the Bangladeshi workers who make our clothes.

By Naimul Karim

11/05/2020

A Sustainable Living blog by Izzy McLeod

16/04/2020

Millions of jobs in Asia’s vital garment industry are at risk due to the coronavirus pandemic.

16/04/2020

As owner of brands including Topshop and Dorothy Perkins cancels unshipped orders, thousands will be left without income, warn rights groups

06/04/2020

Back to the factory? United News of Bangladesh reported yesterday that although Bangladesh is on official lockdown, garment workers are risking lives to try and get to their factories. The news suggested thousands of garment workers left homes around the country to head to Dhaka, the capital city, in an attempt to save their jobs. Some workers have been told that if they fail to show up to their factories, they will be sacked. Though workers are putting themselves at risk of contracting the virus, the risk of being without work and income has proved a greater threat.

This update follows continued reports of big global fashion brands cancelling in-production and finished orders and ceasing to pay for these goods as the global pandemic slows fashion consumption. To learn more about the impact of COVID-19 on the people who make our clothes, click here: https://www.fashionrevolution.org/the-impact-of-covid-19-on-the-people-who-make-our-clothes/

There, you can also send our email template to brands, which calls on them to support all workers during this crisis, and protect their supply chains not only from the virus, but from poverty.

Artwork by .e___c 🧡🧡🧡

08/12/2019

Police say building in Sadar Bazaar violated regulations and owner has been arrested

26/11/2019

Want to give more ethical gifts this Christmas?

Looking to avoid plastic, support good causes or gift something with more meaning?

We've got you covered! The Virtual High Street starts TODAY!

A positive alternative to Black Friday, bringing you a whole range of gorgeous gifts that are great for people, animals and planet - without you having to leave the house!

We'll be livestreaming every day this week with a range of ethical brands - starting with our Fashion and Accessories feature today at 12pm UK time.

Tune in right here on the Ethical Hour page for beautiful products, inspiring stories and exclusive discounts!

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