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Ultra-fast fashion is undermining efforts to make the industry more sustainable

Inside Retail

Since the 1990s, fast fashion has enabled everyday people to buy the latest catwalk trends. But the sheer volume of garments being whipped up, sold and soon discarded is contributing to a global sustainability crisis. We’re on a downward spiral, from fast fashion to ultra-fast fashion. How is this even possible?

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Coachtopia ‘Road to Circularity’ Docuseries Spotlights Sustainability Challenges and Solutions

Retail TouchPoints

Coachtopia , the circular fashion sub-brand of Coach, has launched a new documentary web series designed to educate consumers about the impact of fashion’s growing waste problem and how the budding brand is tackling it head-on. Now, the company works with Coachtopia to reimagine Coach’s leather waste as a unique raw material.

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Nobody Denim’s downsizing highlights the challenges of local manufacturing

Inside Retail

Australian fashion and premium jeans label Nobody Denim is renowned for its dedication to local production and manufacturing. So a recent report that the business had laid off 40 garment workers was seen as a blow to fashion brands that view local production as a sustainable and profitable enterprise.

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How the Fashion Industry Can Pave the Way for a Sustainable Future

Retail TouchPoints

For decades, there have been continued debates surrounding sustainability and the fashion industry’s position in implementing and maintaining a sustainable value chain, where renewable resources from the environment can be continually used and human rights are protected. An Eco-Conscious Journey.

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Why Shona Joy is filling in the missing piece of the circular fashion puzzle

Inside Retail

The term “circular fashion” serves as both a challenge to the fashion industry’s traditional model of take-make-waste and a solution to its environmental impact. The dirty secret of textile waste, increasingly, is becoming public, with the Australian industry alone manufacturing and importing over 1.4

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Australian fashion brands seek supply-chain sovereignty

Inside Retail

This is just part of the conversation happening with fashion brands and retailers across the country as pressures mount to gain control over notoriously complex supply chains and work towards circular, sustainable business practices. per cent of fashion shoppers look for Australian made. Matt Jensen, founder and CEO of M.J.

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3 Ways Fashion Brands can be More Sustainable Today

Retail TouchPoints

The fashion industry has been questioned a lot about its environmental impact. Many companies claim to be sustainable and ethical, but can they prove it? Many companies claim to be sustainable and ethical, but can they prove it? A few ways fashion brands can be more sustainable now include: 1.

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