The Business of Fashion
Agenda-setting intelligence, analysis and advice for the global fashion community.
Agenda-setting intelligence, analysis and advice for the global fashion community.
In this brand new member-exclusive online learning series, you will learn how to build a better fashion brand across the value chain, from design decisions to buying and manufacturing, and the key metrics for measuring success.
Masterclass 1: The Baseline, with Better Work's Tara Rangarajan and sustainability consultant Michael Sadowski, hosted by Sarah Kent.
What exactly is a sustainable business? How do you establish a business model that is responsible to people and the planet and still turns a profit? Episode one establishes the baseline for responsible and sustainable business practices in fashion.
Masterclass 1: Learning Outcomes
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By the end of the session, attendees should be able to:
Guest Speakers
Also, stay tuned for future monthly masterclasses on How to Build a Sustainable Fashion Brand:
Masterclass 2: Designing with Difference
Key questions answered
Learning Outcomes
Masterclass 3: Tracking and Traceability
Key questions answered
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Learning Outcomes
Masterclass 4: Buying Better
Key questions answered
Learning Outcomes
Masterclass 5: The Case for Culture
Key questions answered
Learning Outcomes
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The fashion industry continues to advance voluntary and unlikely solutions to its plastic problem. Only higher prices will flip the script, writes Kenneth P. Pucker.
The outerwear company is set to start selling wetsuits made in part by harvesting materials from old ones.
Companies like Hermès, Kering and LVMH say they have spent millions to ensure they are sourcing crocodile and snakeskin leathers responsibly. But critics say incidents like the recent smuggling conviction of designer Nancy Gonzalez show loopholes persist despite tightening controls.
Europe’s Parliament has signed off rules that will make brands more accountable for what happens in their supply chains, ban products made with forced labour and set new environmental standards for the design and disposal of products.