Fashion Revolution Canarias

12/03/2019

Made-to-order, zero waste and trendless luxury are the touchstones for a new wave of designers hoping to turn the tide away from fast fashion towards a more sustainable approach. Vogue speaks to Bionda Castana, Misha Nonoo and Olivia Rose The Label to find out how they’re making eco-commerce work

10/03/2019

El 90% de las trabajadoras en confección a lo largo y ancho del mundo son mujeres. Muchas de ellas trabajan en condiciones de explotación y esclavitud; jornadas de más de 12 horas 7 días por semana, sin protección de riesgos laborales y sin contrato. Sufren discriminación de género, explotación infantil y reciben un salario que no les permite cubrir las necesidades más esenciales como sanidad y educación para sus hijos. Hoy, más que nunca, preguntamos ?

09/03/2019

Las tiras de bioplástico desarrolladas por esta profesora mexicana, tienen la capacidad de desaparecer en tres meses si se encuentran en la intemperie, y en dos semanas si están en contacto con agua.

08/03/2019

In an Ipsos Mori survey of 5,000 people across the five largest EU markets published by Fashion Revolution in November 2018, consumers told us they want to know more about the social and environmental impacts of their garments.

77% of respondents felt it important for fashion brands to tackle gender equality. Among women, that number was 81%.

Read our full blog post here: https://www.fashionrevolution.org/why-fashion-matters-for-international-womens-day/

07/03/2019

📣 ATTENTION FASHION BRANDS AND MAKERS 📣

Do you want to get involved with ?

Because we’re an organisation built around encouraging transparency, we want fashion brands to showcase their suppliers, connect their products to their makers, and publish every tier of their suppliers. We invite you to show us the people in your supply chain by sharing their stories, and help transform the industry by demonstrating transparency in your supply chain.

You can download a brand pack here https://www.fashionrevolution.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/FR_GetInvolved_Brands_2019.pdf and our printable posters, which you can share to let your customers know: !

Illustration by Silvia Arenas 🎨

26/02/2019

2019

In the run up to Fashion Revolution Week 2019, we are encouraged by those of you who are asking how, where, and when you can participate. If you want to get involved, here is everything you need to know:

FASHION REVOLUTION IS EVERYWHERE. With a presence in over 100 countries, you can get find your local Fashion Revolution team on our website under ‘Find my Country’. There, you’ll also see upcoming events in your region.

FASHION REVOLUTION IS YOU. You can plan a talk, workshop, film screening or demonstration event wherever you are located. Visit our website for more information on how to plan an event, and upload your event details to our site, so that others can take part!

FASHION REVOLUTION IS VIRTUAL. Fashion Revolution Week involves digital activism and communication between citizens, brands, retailers, educators, policy makers, and producers. Ask a brand , write a letter to a brand, write a postcard to a policy maker, or take part in a clothing love story or a .

You can get the full details of how you can participate here:https://www.fashionrevolution.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/FashionRevolution_DoSomething_Citizens_2019.pdf our latest citizen action kit!

19/02/2019

Cada viernes, miles de estudiantes se suman a las huelgas por el clima de . Comienza una nueva primavera para un movimiento juvenil que ya está colapsando mentalidades adultas.

18/02/2019

The company has committed to using only recycled plastic in its products by 2024.

13/02/2019

El emprendimiento que se enmarca en el fenómeno DIY (Do It Yourself), busca entregar las herramientas para aprender a confeccionar bolsos, mochilas, kimonos, palazzos y más. Para consumir menos, en una moda sostenible.

12/02/2019

La moda positiva tiene varios certificados y etiquetas y no todos significan lo mismo. Te presentamos los sellos y te explicamos las diferencias.

07/02/2019

Cada vez son más los movimiento sociales que nacen para denunciar la esclavitud en el mundo de la moda y asumir nuestra responsabilidad como consumidores