"Fair Fashion" News Archive

PI Apparel's Supply Chain Forum in New York next week offers a unique space for collaboration and exchange of insights to address the complexities of the modern fashion landscape.

This innovative approach not only advocates a more circular future but also highlights Stella McCartney’s ongoing commitment to sustainable solutions.

The store is located at the 2nd and PCH shopping center and is the first to sport Amour Vert's new branding.

As a current member of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Make Fashion Circular initiative since December 2020, Lacoste is reinforcing its commitment and becoming a partner of the Foundation's network.

Encompassing four key areas of sustainability, iconic British designer Paul Smith has established immaculate menswear clothing, combining tradition with modernity to create a sharp yet elegant aesthetic.

Reigning in transparency, the American apparel brand brings glamour to sustainable supply chains by driving an industry shift towards responsible manufacturing and packaging.

H&M commits $600 million to Syre, a textile-to-textile recycling project, aiming to transform the industry by decarbonizing and reducing waste, starting with polyester recycling.

Expanding on its sustainable fashion model “Jigsaw Forever”, the British clothing retailer has established its Repair Rewear service in partnership with My Wardrobe HQ.

German sportswear brand Puma has pledged to source all bovine leather from verified deforestation-free supply chains by 2030 or earlier.

Younger consumers, driven by heightened environmental and social awareness, demand transparency from brands, posing a significant challenge for industries like retail and fashion to substantiate sustainability claims and avoid greenwashing tactics.