RESPONSIBLE SOURCING IN FASHION: MATERIALS, CHEMICALS… AND TRACEABILITY
…agricultural inputs – key to fashion – climate and biodiversity risks begin at source and affect the wider supply chain. WHAT GOOD LOOKS LIKE There are three key approaches…
…agricultural inputs – key to fashion – climate and biodiversity risks begin at source and affect the wider supply chain. WHAT GOOD LOOKS LIKE There are three key approaches…
…forest, it actively nurtures the wild environment and exceptional biodiversity that surrounds its vines.It collaborates with scientists and like-minded pioneers in regenerative agriculture, making it a hub for thought leadership…
…the shape of fashion weeks, from an increased emphasis on diversity (on and off the catwalk) to greater consciousness around sustainability and ethical practices. Integrating sustainability into brand communications…
…project, developed in partnership with local marine biodiversity foundation, Fundación Aula del Mar Mediterráneo. This project highlights our commitment to driving local ecosystem regeneration and taking intentional steps toward becoming…
…much as possible, not just environmental issues such as biodiversity and waste management but the human aspects too such as the health and wellbeing of workers and the local community….
…to source. Gaps in traceability can leave human rights risks unaddressed, while dependence on agricultural inputs exposes brands to climate and biodiversity risks in the landscapes where those ingredients are…
…to meaningful steps on diversity, well-being and showing that they care about all of their stakeholders. The luxury sector really can respond to consumer demand and the enhanced importance consumers…
…sustainable sourcing to AI, biodiversity to building consumer trust, it will inform and inspire your focus for the year ahead. • The big issues for luxury in 2025 •…