Fashion Revolution

#WhatFuelsFashion is finally here! 🏭 We have reviewed 250 of the world’s largest fashion brands and retailers to find out how transparent they are about climate and energy-related data in their own operations and supply chains; and the results are in. From taking accountability and financing decarbonisation to the just transition and advocacy, find out how big fashion is performing on climate action and how close brands are to delivering their climate promises ⏳🌏 In the midst of a climate crisis, it is more urgent than ever before to change the system and move away from fossil fuels. Yet brands are not acting fast enough to curb their emissions and invest in clean, renewable, energy 🚨📈 Read the full report now at https://lnkd.in/dZFZvmR

The Hidden Cost of Home-Based Workers in the Garment Industry in India 🇮🇳🧵🪡 In commemoration of #SocialJusticeDay, Aastha Jain, a visual designer, researcher, and member of Fashion Revolution India, shines a light on the invisible workers who power the fashion industry from their homes through her article, which is based on her conversations with union representatives and workers/members from @sewa.delhi. These home-based workers, mostly women, are essential yet unpaid, unprotected, and often unaware that their labor is part of the global supply chain. With little to no protection from brands or governments, they remain the most marginalized and vulnerable group in the industry. Despite their crucial role, home-based workers face severe exploitation and live in constant economic precarity. Both workers and unions continue to demand living wages, fair working hours, union recognition, and international accountability. Yet the system continues to prioritize profits over social justice. 👉🏼 Read the full article in our Blog.

Last chance! ⏰ You can still submit your application to become our new Treasurer and join our Board of Trustees. LOCATION: United Kingdom LANGUAGE: Proficiency in English is required HONORARIUM: 1,000 GBP per Annum  HOURS: Part Time 12 days per year  STARTING DATE: March 2025 Please send your CV and a cover letter to  recruitment@fashionrevolution.org  with the subject line 'Trustee'.

Fuelling Fashion Decarbonisation: Towards a Just Transition in Fashion Supply Chains Co-hosted by Fashion Revolution and Action Speaks Louder, join us as our fantastic panelists present evidence-based actions to help brands meet key 2030 goals, including absolute emissions reduction, coal phase-out, electrifying thermal processes, and enabling suppliers to transition to renewable energy. Don’t miss the chance to hear from leaders in sustainability, energy, and advocacy at this official side session of the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector. 📅 Feb 14, 2025 | 11:30 CET 💻 Online Free event – open to a global audience 👉 Register now! https://bit.ly/40E2sAt #sustainablefashion #bizhumanrights #climateaction #justtransition #duediligence #FashionRevolution #ActionSpeaksLouder #WhatFuelsFashion

Exciting news! This February, some of our Fashion Revolution team members will attend the 2025 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector in Paris. Liv Simpliciano, Ciara Barry, Delphine Williot, and Isabella Luglio will attend in person, so reach out to arrange a meeting and connect! We are hosting an official side session together with Action Speaks Louder: “Fuelling Fashion Decarbonisation: Towards a Just Transition in Fashion Supply Chains’’ 🌍👗👠 The session will explore accountability in climate reporting, decarbonisation strategies, supplier challenges,  financial mechanisms, and the transition to renewable energy. Additionally, we will examine policy advocacy, the environmental costs of inaction, and the interim steps brands must take to stay on track for their 2030 climate goals. Our expert panelists will be announced next week! 🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/40E2sAt 🗓️ When: February 14th, 11:30-13:00 CET #garment #footwear #duediligence #responsible #supplychains #bizhumanrights #sustainablefashion #climateaction #justtransition #FashionRevolution #ActionSpeaksLouder

If you are a seasoned Treasurer who wants to create a revolution in the fashion industry, this is your opportunity to drive Fashion Revolution CIO into its future. 📣 We are looking for our new Treasurer to join our Board of Trustees! Apply before February 15, 2025. 📅 👤 Our new Treasurer will have a professional qualification in finance, accounting, or a related field and have due oversight of the financial planning, procurement, and investment of funds The Board of Trustees provides strategic, legal, fiduciary, and ethical oversight to Fashion Revolution CIO in pursuit of its mission. This is an opportunity to play a critical role in this movement engaging thousands of people worldwide. Please send your CV and a cover letter to recruitment@fashionrevolution.org with the subject line: ‘’Treasurer’’. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Read the full Job Description here: https://bit.ly/3WB5DYH #Hiring #Board #Trustee #Treasurer #FashionRevolution #Transparency

Exciting news! This February, some of our Fashion Revolution team members will attend the 2025 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector in Paris. Liv Simpliciano, Ciara Barry, Delphine Williot, and Isabella Luglio will attend in person, so reach out to arrange a meeting and connect! We are hosting an official side session together with Action Speaks Louder: “Fuelling Fashion Decarbonisation: Towards a Just Transition in Fashion Supply Chains’’ 🌍👗👠 The session will explore accountability in climate reporting, decarbonisation strategies, supplier challenges,  financial mechanisms, and the transition to renewable energy. Additionally, we will examine policy advocacy, the environmental costs of inaction, and the interim steps brands must take to stay on track for their 2030 climate goals. Our expert panelists will be announced next week! 🔗 Register here: https://bit.ly/40E2sAt 🗓️ When: February 14th, 11:30-13:00 CET #garment #footwear #duediligence #responsible #supplychains #bizhumanrights #sustainablefashion #climateaction #justtransition #FashionRevolution #ActionSpeaksLouder

The Realities of India's Garment Sector, despite international efforts. 🇮🇳 🧵 🪡 (Part 2 of 2) In Part 2 of our series, we shine a light on the invisible workers who power the fashion industry from their homes. These home-based workers, mostly women, are essential yet unpaid, unprotected, and often unaware that their labor is part of the global supply chain. With little to no protection from brands or governments, they remain the most marginalized and vulnerable group in the industry. Despite their crucial role, home-based workers face severe exploitation, living in constant economic precarity, while both workers and unions continue to demand living wages, fair working hours, union recognition, and international accountability. Yet the system keeps prioritizing profits over human dignity. 👉 Read the full article in our two-part series by Aastha Jain, visual designer, researcher, and member of Fashion Revolution India. Based on her conversations with union leaders and researchers, Aastha dives deep into the struggles of these workers, as part of her work with the Fashion Transparency Index Working Group in 2024. https://lnkd.in/gdVwu2pM #HumanRightsDay #GarmentWorkers #LabourRights #FashionTransparency #WorkersRights #FashionRevolution #India #InvisibleWorkers

The Realities of India's Garment Sector, despite international efforts. 🇮🇳 🧵 🪡 (Part 1 of 2) ✊ On this Human Rights Day, we turn our attention to the workers who power one of the world’s largest garment industries. Labour rights are Human rights, and the harsh conditions faced by garment workers in India demand attention. Despite international laws aimed at improving worker conditions, India’s garment sector remains a paradox—marked by stagnant wages, long hours, caste-based discrimination, and unsafe work environments. From factory floors to home-based labor, workers continue to endure exploitation in a system built on their invisibility and vulnerability. In Part 1 of our two-part series, Aastha Jain, visual designer, researcher, and Fashion Revolution India member, sheds light on the deteriorating conditions of factory workers and the challenges of unionizing within a deeply oppressive system. These insights are drawn from discussions held with union leaders and labour researchers during her work with the Fashion Transparency Index Working Group in 2024. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gdVwu2pM #HumanRightsDay #GarmentWorkers #LabourRights #FashionTransparency #WorkersRights #FashionRevolution #India #InvisibleWorkers

After two weeks of tense negotiations and setbacks, COP29 concluded with disappointment and frustration, especially for the world’s most vulnerable nations. The climate finance deal fell short of the $1 trillion annual target, leaving critical gaps in funding for adaptation and mitigation. Fashion Revolution Brasil was at the table, pushing for a more transparent, accountable, and sustainable fashion industry. As we look ahead to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, we stand united in the fight for climate justice and a fossil-free future for fashion. Read our latest blog entry, by @ClaudiaCastanheira https://lnkd.in/gzxX6cBg #FashionforClimate #COP29 #ClimateAction 💚