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🌿✨ Elevating Fashion, Ensuring Ethics: 'Your Source Limited' Speaks Out ✨🌿 In an industry rife with challenges, Your Source Limited stands firm on its commitment to revolutionize fashion. 👔👗 We believe that style should never come at the expense of human dignity or environmental wellbeing. Forced labor abuses, human rights violations, and hazardous materials have no place in the clothing we wear. 🚫 At Your Source Limited, Labor safety, human rights, and environmental sustainability is Our priority . ♻️🌍 We meticulously select apparel factories who share our values and standards, ensuring that every piece we produce is a testament to fairness and quality. Together, we're redefining fashion for a conscious world. 🌟 Let's change the narrative. Let's make fashion a force for good. 💪🏼💫 Join us in this journey towards a brighter, more sustainable future. #FashionWithPurpose #EthicalFashion #SustainabilityMatters #laborrights

Today, the team of the German Denim Deal gave a panel talk at BLUEZONE International Denim Trade Show. Our latest podcast episode brings you an exclusive interview with two key figures from this project, Laura Vicaria and Romain Narcy 🌍 - support in setting up textile recycling centers. They break down the key ingredients of this powerful coalition for circular denim. The German denim market is the largest in Europe; could it become the EU’s leader in circular fashion as well? This next iteration of a Denim Deal is a multi-stakeholder alignment that brings circular economics to both local actors and to the global playing field. Built on the momentum of the Dutch Denim Deal, we can’t wait to see how this project unfolds in transforming fashion. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/edeU3dGn 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute. It is a part of Berlin Fashion Week, and is funded by @senwebe. #sustainabledenim #denimdeal #circularity #circulardenim #denim #circularfashion #germanfashion #circulareconomy #bluezone

📢 “Fashion businesses can compete over many things, but not the future of humanity.” Business leader and Fashion Pact Co-Founder Paul Polman offers his perspectives on industry collaboration and the need to come together to drive industry-wide reform across shared environmental issues in an op-ed for WWD “Industry’s transformation is a red line for humanity.” Read the full piece here shorturl.at/ehrVX #CourageousLeadership #Sustainability

As an observer or mere contributor from Bangladeshi fashion industry, I witness all stakeholders exerting effort or profiting in the name of sustainable practices from our traditional linear business paradigm while trying to lessen the negative effects of the current industry model. But unfortunately, why are we forgetting the concept of transforming the industry into one that operates within the limits of the planet's resources? 

#SecondHandSetember ♻️ It so just happens we launched our - ‘ReNew, ReImagine, ReBuildLives’ programne last month. As part of the circular moment to buy less, repair and rebuild lives through fashion, we are also supporting the fact that we could play a vital part to think before you buy new. Buying second-hand clothes benefits the planet by reducing textile waste and lowering the carbon footprint. It conserves resources, decreases pollution, and encourages sustainable fashion. Plus, it saves you money and supports charitable causes, while also reducing the demand for fast fashion. #Overconsumption #FutureOfBusiness #FashionIndustry This … 👇🏻👇🏿👇🏽👇🏻👇🏿👇🏾👇🏻

I'll definitely be supporting this movement. I'm now over two and a half months into the sustainable challenge (6 months no, non-sustainable fashion purchases) that me and my sister Holly Bishop set ourselves up for. To date, I haven't bought a thing, which is likely the best outcome, but maybe I can make my first purchase a second hand treat. #secondhandseptember #circulareconomy #sustainability

The dark reality of fast fashion:⁠ The true cost. ⁠ ⁠ While fast fashion trends continue to dominate headlines, the true cost still remains hidden: the exploitation and suffering of garment workers. Behind every cheap garment lies a story of rights being ignored.⁠ ⁠ Their voices are silenced, their basic rights disregarded, and their protests suppressed. Yet, their stories deserve to be heard. It's time to peel back the layers and shine a light on the true human cost of our fashion choices.⁠ ⁠ Don't turn a blind eye.⁠ Together, we can demand accountability from brands, stand up for the rights and dignity of garment workers worldwide, and pave the way for a more ethical and sustainable industry. ⁠ ⁠ Follow us @linenreform for more, or head to our website to learn about our ethically produced linens and our fight against irresponsible business practices. #sustainability #plasticfreeoceans #banplastic #sustainabletravel #sustainableblogger #sustainableluxury #conciousconsumer #environmentalism #lowwasteliving #sustainablebrand #sustainableproducts #greendesign #bcorp #socialgood #causes #equality #bethechange #justice #equalrights #changemakers #protest

Remember it's not just about #fashion it's the whole garment industry. Not least of which is #workwear and uniforms. That's why we created an initiative focussed on debranding, rebranding and repurposing workwear. It starts in the workplace though. Many companies have a policy of issuing new uniforms without any take back or repurposing systems. Likewise when there's a rebranding exercise hundreds of thousands of items are simply landfilled or incinerated when they could be repurposed. Here's a bit more about us on our new website: https://lnkd.in/esddX-4m

Get to know Noreen Marian Bautista, the Filipina founder enabling sustainable fashion 👚 Seeing the negative environmental impact the fashion industry creates, Noreen knew there was a better way to do it. Panublix was created by putting sustainability, regenerative materials, and artisan craft at the core of its operations. Video credits: Tim Foresta #WesterwelleFoundation #EmpoweringEntrepreneurs #YFP23

Today, we could not be more thrilled to unveil “The Dress That Changes Everything” - a launch years in the making with our dear friends at Mara Hoffman. The Nyssa Dress is a truly industry-altering collaboration. Why? Because 50% of its Lyocell content is derived from polycotton textile waste - which means 50% less raw materials were used in the making of this material than traditional lyocell. It feels the same. It looks the same. It moves the same. The Nyssa Dress is the culmination of a collaborative partnership forged between Mara Hoffman and Circ® (Mara^Circ) years ago. It has been a true labor of love and feat of passion, science, and technology. Together, we have committed to creating a circular fashion industry - one that has an opportunity to reuse what we already have, instead of depleting our earth’s finite resources. This is the start of a world in which we no longer rely on virgin raw materials for fashion and beyond. And this dress is just the beautiful beginning. Follow us on the journey, there’s so much more to come → https://lnkd.in/gVZuAzad #CircEarth #circularfashion #sustainablefashion