Depending on whom you ask, H&M is either the problem or the solution for bringing sustainable fashion to the consumer. The Swedish retailer isn’t just any apparel firm, after all.
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British designer Vivienne Westwood has joined hands with airlines group Virgin Atlantic to design eco-friendly uniforms for its cabin crew and ground staff.
Eco-friendly leather is growing into a huge fashion trend, with top fashion companies and celebrities jumping on the bandwagon. Gucci has joined Livia Firth’s Green Carpet Challenge to create the first line of handbags produced with Rainforest Alliance certified leather.
Founder and President of Vancouver’s Eco Fashion Week, Myriam Laroche talks to the Vancouver Sun in this video below and states why she decided to found the event and what her thoughts on sustainable fashion are.
Zara is under investigation by Argentinian authorities over its alleged use of slave labour. The South American nation’s Government Control Agency raided a series of factories associated with the world’s No. 1 apparel retailer after La Alameda, a local workers’ rights group, tipped it off.
Fast fashion chain H&M launched its second “Conscious” collection, the ‘Conscious Exclusive’ collection, last week in New York City, marking the brand’s continued efforts to create sustainable clothing.
Two emerging creative enterprises – fashion label Ampersander and fine art consultancy Lineaist – have teamed up to create Silver Linings, a pop-up shop in Darlinghurst, Sydney, showcasing new collections of ethical fashion and textiles for this week’s Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia.
We have brought you a few positive, sustainable fashion stories about Swedish retailer, H&M’s, efforts to “go green” and support eco and ethical fashion in recent months and here is another one
The debate was led by crossbencher and chair of the all-party group on sustainable fashion Baroness Young of Hornsey, who warned of the consequences of certain clothes production techniques for the environment.