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 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 2: Designing for Sustainability, with designers Christopher Raeburn, Cape Town-based Sindiso Khumalo and Mother of Pearl's Amy Powney, 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? The second masterclass examines the creative process and how to approach design with these values in mind.
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Masterclass 3: Tracking and Traceability
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Masterclass 4: Buying Better
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Masterclass 5: The Case for Culture
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Fashion’s biggest sustainable cotton certifier said it found no evidence of non-compliance at farms covered by its standard, but acknowledged weaknesses in its monitoring approach.
As they move to protect their intellectual property, big brands are coming into conflict with a growing class of up-and-coming designers working with refashioned designer gear.
The industry needs to ditch its reliance on fossil-fuel-based materials like polyester in order to meet climate targets, according to a new report from Textile Exchange.
Cotton linked to environmental and human rights abuses in Brazil is leaking into the supply chains of major fashion brands, a new investigation has found, prompting Zara-owner Inditex to send a scathing rebuke to the industry’s biggest sustainable cotton certifier.