Circular Economy
‘Who made my clothes?’
Fashion Revolution Week is in full swing – and raising awareness about the urgent need to develop a sustainable industry.
Incorporating the #whomademyclothes campaign, to commemorate the tragic Rana Plaza factory collapse in 2013 – where over 1000 Bangladeshi factory workers perished, the initiative from Fashion Revolution encourages brands to ‘respond with the hashtag #imadeyourclothes and to demonstrate transparency in their supply chain’.
Get involved and join the debate on Twitter using the hashtags #FashionRevolution and #whomademyclothes
MANIFESTO FOR A FASHION REVOLUTION #1. Sign your name and join the call for a #FashionRevolution: https://t.co/mzntF88lBj pic.twitter.com/NGW6LRpmTJ
— Fashion Revolution (@Fash_Rev) April 24, 2018
Fashion Revolution Week runs until 29 April.
Some of the awesome ladies making your recycled bags!
It’s day two of Fashion Revolution Week, if you haven’t already, take action together with @Fash_Rev and help campaigning for a safer, fairer and greener fashion industry. #fashrev #FashionRevolution2018 #EthicalFashion pic.twitter.com/1TDRihfDIp— LostInSamsara (@LostinSamsaraUK) April 24, 2018