The Future of Fashion in the UK: White Paper
The Future of Fashion Regulation in the UK: White Paper by Fashion Declares & Bates Wells Recent developments in sustainability legislation by the European Union
The Future of Fashion Regulation in the UK: White Paper by Fashion Declares & Bates Wells Recent developments in sustainability legislation by the European Union
The Regulatory Landscape for Fashion – January 2025 Fashion Declares have pulled together a handy overview of legislative and other frameworks which apparel and footwear
In August of last year I flew twenty hours, drove another four hours, swapped to an off-road car to drive another six hours, then
This morning, during our November Carbon Literacy Training for Fashion and Retail, we used The Hot or Cool Report: Unfit, Unfair, Unfashionable: Resizing Fashion for
Record numbers of business representatives and lobbyists had access to the UN’s latest biodiversity talks, analysis shows. In total 1,261 business and industry delegates registered
Read the report Watch the 18 min video that accompanies the Report here Where are the green shoots of a Just Transition for the industry? This report
The UK fashion and textile industry stands at a pivotal moment, faced with extraordinary opportunities and tough challenges. To accelerate the UK towards a circular
The fashion industry isn’t exactly known for its eco-friendliness. The production and consumption of clothing contribute to approximately 10% of global carbon emissions (UN Environment Programme).
In Australia, we’re feeling the heat—literally.
The Climate Council warns that climate-related disasters could cost us a staggering AUD $39 billion per year by 2050. With bushfires, floods, and droughts becoming the new normal, our industry’s reliance on traditional, resource-intensive practices is undeniably becoming increasingly untenable. It’s clear that the runway needs a serious makeover.
By Geraldine Jepkemei. Kenya’s textile and clothing industry has undergone significant changes from the pre-colonial period before 1963 to the present day. In the past,
I met with Sandya Lang, Chief Sustainability Officer of Nudie Jeans to understand their pioneering work in promoting living wages for workers in their supply
