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Search the Ethical Fashion Guide

Fashion Has A Big Problem

Millions of workers in the global fashion industry face injustice, abuse, low wages, and modern slavery. The way we produce clothes and shoes-and the endless demand for more-is having a detrimental impact on local communities, their lands and waterways, and even the air they breathe. With the industry is responsible for up to ten per cent of the world's greenhouse gas emissions, it's a problem that affects us all. So we're lifting the lid on what's happening in the supply chains of the biggest fashion brands, to create momentum for change.

We conducted
research into brands

We assessed 12,600 data points covering 46 questions across three tiers of the supply chain.

We gave them
a score out of 100

Brands are scored out of 100, based on how they're going at protecting workers and the environment.

We ranked them
among their peers

Brands are ranked into five colours, ranging from the bottom scoring ones to the top scoring ones.

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Get The Latest Ethical Fashion Guide - Baptist World Aid

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Search the Ethical Fashion Guide Millions of workers in the global fashion industry face injustice, abuse, low wages, and modern slavery. The way we produce clothes and shoes-and the endless demand for more-is having a detrimental impact on local communities, their lands and waterways, and even the air they breathe.

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Ethical Clothing Australia (ECA) is an accreditation body. We work collaboratively with local textile, clothing and footwear (TCF) businesses to protect and uphold the rights of Australian garment workers. To be ECA accredited, a business's manufacturing operations are audited from design to dispatch to ensure that local TCF workers, including outworkers, are being paid appropriately, receiving all their legal entitlements and working in safe conditions. By supporting an ECA accredited business you are helping to strengthen the Australian TCF industry and you're valuing the rights of our local garment workers.

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Ethical Clothing Australia | Buy Ethical, Buy Local

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Ethical Clothing Australia work with local textile, clothing and footwear (TCF) businesses to protect and uphold the rights of Australian garment workers.

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"We're different to what's already there. These courses demystify the science, data and complexities of big issues like climate and social justice. They 'speak fashion' - so they look gorgeous. They give you access - we've got some awesome internationally recognised experts on board. But most importantly, they are designed to support changemakers like you and give you the tools you need to take action." - CLARE PRESS, WARDROBE CRISIS ACADEMY FOUNDER

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homepage main#page { padding-top: 20px; } "We're different to what's already there. These courses demystify the science, data and complexities of big issues like climate and social justice. They 'speak fashion' - so they look gorgeous. They give you access - we've got some awesome internationally recognised experts on board.

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Top 10 ways to reuse, reduce and recycle your clothes

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Being stylish need not be at the expense of our environment .

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There are plenty of tutorials for this kind of (snack) bags everywhere on the net, but the one of "Between the lines" really gives a twist to the exercise that is finally really straightforward.

What you'll need : an old pair of pants, an old belt, needle and thread, and a sewing machine (although you could do this project entirely by hand).

I wouldn't advise to use it as a lunch bag as I'd be afraid to make it dirty really fast ! Anyway it can be used as a whatever bag !

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Snackbag from an Old Pair of Jeans * Recyclart

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There are plenty of tutorials for this kind of (snack) bags everywhere on the net, but the one of "Between the lines" really gives a twist to the exercise that is finally really straightforward. What you'll need : an old pair of pants, an old belt, needle and thread, and a sewing machine (although you could do this project entirely by hand).

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Planet advocate and prankster Craig Reucassel takes a deep dive into Australia's waste crisis to sort the facts from the PR spin, tracking down everyday solutions to help all of us do our part in the war on waste.