Jessie
@jessieamp.bsky.social
Business & human rights in retail. Formerly ESG transparency reporting at @remakeourworld. Fan of 30 Rock and afternoon tea
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Eileen Fisher, Everlane and Reformation join forces to reduce supply chain emissions, setting a collaborative example for sustainable fashion practices.
EXCLUSIVE: Eileen Fisher, Reformation and Everlane Join Aii to Foster Change from Ground Up
Eileen Fisher, Everlane and Reformation join forces to reduce supply chain emissions, setting a collaborative example for sustainable fashion practices.
sourcingjournal.com
December 1, 2025 at 5:59 PM
Eileen Fisher, Everlane and Reformation join forces to reduce supply chain emissions, setting a collaborative example for sustainable fashion practices.
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“the nonprofit was able to flag the 11 biggest polluters in order of ubiquity: Marks & Spencer; Next; Adidas; Nike; Gap and Primark, which tied; George by Asda; F&F by Tesco; H&M; Boohoo; and Tu by Sainsbury”
An environmental nonprofit has been cataloging the clothing labels it finds during its beach cleanups. It's identified the top offenders.
‘Tag Ur It’: The Fashion Brands Behind Ghana’s Textile Waste Crisis
An environmental nonprofit has been cataloging the clothing labels it finds during its beach cleanups. It's identified the top offenders.
sourcingjournal.com
December 12, 2024 at 8:34 AM
“the nonprofit was able to flag the 11 biggest polluters in order of ubiquity: Marks & Spencer; Next; Adidas; Nike; Gap and Primark, which tied; George by Asda; F&F by Tesco; H&M; Boohoo; and Tu by Sainsbury”
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Made a starter pack: Fashion + Labour Rights + Environment.
Great people and groups doing important work in and around the garment industry.
This is just a start and very much not a clique - let me know if you want to join (or leave.)
Great people and groups doing important work in and around the garment industry.
This is just a start and very much not a clique - let me know if you want to join (or leave.)
November 20, 2024 at 7:58 PM
Made a starter pack: Fashion + Labour Rights + Environment.
Great people and groups doing important work in and around the garment industry.
This is just a start and very much not a clique - let me know if you want to join (or leave.)
Great people and groups doing important work in and around the garment industry.
This is just a start and very much not a clique - let me know if you want to join (or leave.)