Fashion shouldn’t cost the earth.
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New York’s Fashion Act: What’s It All About?
New York’s Fashion and Social Accountability Act aims to hold all major brands accountable for their environmental and social impacts. How?
Check out our recommended list of podcasts, books, films & guides. Get informed on how to take action starting today.
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5 Ways To Reimagine Your
Relationship With Clothing
From pre-loved to clean fashion, we can all take steps to reimagine our relationship with clothing. Explore these 5 commitments you can make today!
“I can’t think of a more important conversation right now than climate change, the future of all our homes, the quality of our lives and all that inhabit it.”
— Amy Powney, My World
“The global apparel and footwear industries account for up to
8% of the world’s greenhouse gas emissions”
— QUANTIS, MEASURING FASHION
The Campaign
Climate change mitigation is the most pressing issue of our time. With the fashion industry now understood to be one of the most polluting industries in the world, it is time to make drastic changes if we are to avoid climate catastrophe.
The problem at hand demands that we cohesively reimagine our relationship to clothing; looking not only at where we buy but how we buy less, produce less & re-purpose more.
“Fashion is a complex industry with extensive, often opaque, global supply chains whose environmental and social impacts reverberate across the globe”
— British Fashion Council, The Circular Fashion Ecosystem