FASHION REVOLUTION
India
Namaste from Fashion Revolution India!
We are a dedicated team aspiring for a sustainable fashion industry. We challenge, confront, and combat brands and organizations that value profit over people while promoting and educating all forms of ethical and conscious fashion.
India is one of the world’s largest manufacturers of textile and apparel providing employment to around 45 million people with a majority comprised of a female workforce in the garment industry. We are also one of the largest consumer markets in the world. As such, our voices are bound to have a huge influence on the fashion industry in terms of the ethical treatment of supply chain workers and a cleaner and safer manufacturing process. After all, we envision a fashion industry where workers and farmers earn the livelihoods they deserve and a supply chain process that restores and conserves the natural environment.
At the forefront of our work, we always remember the words of Mahatma Gandhi, the father of our nation – “There is no beauty in the finest cloth if it makes hunger and unhappiness”.
On this note, we urge you to ask brands #WhoMadeMyClothes and #Whatsinmyclothes to remind them of their primary responsibility towards workers and laborers.
We welcome all sustainable fashion enthusiasts who wish to take part in our campaign and contribute to our movement. If you’d like to support or reach out to us, you can do so using any of the handles below or download resources from our website to take part in our campaigns.
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Email: india@fashionrevolution.org or fill out this contact form below.
Read our report: Craft in the Age of the Climate Crisis
Download the ReportRead our report: Reimagining the Craft Economy in India Post Covid-19
Download the ReportRead our policy report: Gender Equity and its Impact on Sustainability in Cotton Farming in India
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