We must keep asking #whomademyclothes - we need a Fashion Revolution!
Posted on April 23, 2018 by Noorin Khamisani | 0 commentsThis year marks the fifth anniversary of the Rana Plaza factory collapse.
On 24 April 2013, the Rana Plaza collapse became the fourth largest industrial disaster in history. There were five garment factories in Rana Plaza manufacturing clothes for big name fashion brands. The victims were mostly young women.
Let us remember the more than 1,130 garment workers who perished in this tragedy, the thousands who were injured and all those whose friends and families were affected.
This is the day Fashion Revolution was born. Although much progress has been made in Bangladesh since Rana Plaza, still millions of the people who make our clothes face poverty level pay, exploitation, danger and abuse in the workplace.
Let’s keep using our voice to change that!
Let’s show the industry we care about the people who make our clothes. Ask brands #whomademyclothes
As with previous years we are celebrating the talended people that make our clothes - here are a few.
Would you like to know more about how we make our styles? Send us an email or a tweet and we will happily share. An ethical fashion industry is possible, but right now we still have a way to go, so let's keep asking #whomademyclothes?
For those of you that would like to enjoy some ethical fashion this week, use code FASHREV at the check out to get 15% off all Womenswear.
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