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The new wave of ethical and sustainable fashion

By: Julia Migné 8 Apr 20195 Mar 2020

Long Readsbrands, environment, ethics, fashion, Fashion Revolution, fast fashion, human rights, recycling, slow fashionLeave a Comment

Fashion pioneers are turning the tide of fast fashion.

Empowering women in the Sri Lankan highlands

By: Portia Ladrido 27 Mar 20192 Jul 2020

Go-gettersclothes, dye, dyeing, fashion, social enterprise, Sri Lanka, textile1 Comment

The social enterprise AMMA employs Indian-origin Tamils who are part of low-income households.

London Fashion Week ditches fur for the first time

By: Inkline 15 Sep 2018

Good Newsenvironment, fashion, Fur free, London Fashion Week, plastic pollution1 Comment

LFW designers opt to use alternative materials to fur.

Online retailer ASOS to ban cashmere, mohair, and silk

By: Inkline 22 Jun 201824 Jun 2018

Good Newsanimal rights, Animal welfare, asos, clothing, conscious fashion, consumers, fashion, PETA, UKLeave a Comment

A positive move for animal welfare.

Carcel: Fashion made in prison

By: Julia Migné 25 Mar 201828 Apr 2019

Go-gettersalpaca, Carcel, communities, Cusco, Denmark, fashion, Kickstarter, locally-sourced, Peru, prison, social enterprise, women, women empowermentLeave a Comment

When sustainable fashion meets social entrepreneurship.

BoGo Bras: Giving livelihood to survivors of human trafficking

With every purchase, BoGo gives a brand new bra for women to start their own businesses.

Nomad: A Singaporean enterprise is emboldening an Indian village

By: Portia Ladrido 1 Sep 201728 Apr 2019

Go-gettersaid, bags, business, community, education, fashion, help, india, leather, leather bags, singapore, social enterprise, social goodLeave a Comment

The enterprise employs Indian artisans to create eco-friendly leather bags.

The Orenda Tribe: Shirts designed by children refugees and other at-risk kids

By: Portia Ladrido 10 Jul 201728 Apr 2019

Featuresart, arts, artworks, fashion, jordan, refugee, Refugee camps, shirts1 Comment

Every purchase funds art activities in refugee camps and at-risk communities in Jordan.