Social and environmental sustainability in fashion highlights various issues, from overproduction and brand pollution to poor working conditions for garment workers. With the resulting demand for greater sustainability in fashion, organizations including associations, fashion weeks, luxury houses and fast fashion brands are being challenged to adapt their corporate social responsibility (CSR) efforts and transparency accordingly.
For this reason, independent fashion organizations are increasingly devoting themselves to the pressing issues of sustainability – be it social or environmental sustainability. This collective action drives a comprehensive transformation towards circularity in the fashion industry, which ultimately shapes the agenda of related media coverage across various media platforms.
Background of the special page for sustainable fashion
Given the relevance of this topic, FashionUnited has created a dedicated page that provides professionals and companies with an overview of the latest news and innovations related to sustainability in the fashion industry. In this section, readers will find the latest news, comprehensively covering topics such as sustainable fabrics, new regulations and laws, resources, circular fashion and greenwashing.
Since launching, this dedicated page on FashionUnited has received over 2,800 visitors across all local language pages. As a leading B2B fashion platform, it has become the go-to source for professionals looking to explore the latest trends, developments and news in sustainable fashion and ensure they are up to date with the rapidly evolving fashion industry.
About FashionUnited
With the growth of the international B2B network connecting more than a million professionals every month, FashionUnited has an important responsibility to highlight crucial issues such as sustainability to improve transparency in the fashion industry. Raising awareness of current events in the area of sustainability and circular economy is more important than ever, as modern business practices significantly impact the natural environment and the living conditions of everyone who makes up the fashion industry.