I Made Your Clothes

We support the Fashion Revolution movement to promote greater transparency within the garment industry.

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Making our voice heard

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Rana Plaza Collapse

In 2013 in Bangladesh, Rana Plaza collapsed in 2013; it caused the death of 1,127 people. The building housed the clothing factories for several major fast fashion brands.

This disaster has now become a symbol for the serious labor issues that continue to persist within the garment industry.

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Following the collapse, the non-profit Fashion Revolution was created to fight for greater transparency in the industry.

The movement has spread worldwide, gaining support from governments, consumers, stores, human rights organizations, and suppliers.

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I made your clothes - Picture Organic Clothing
I made your clothes - Picture Organic Clothing

Every April, during Fashion Revolution Week, the movement focuses its energy on actions worldwide: protests, lobbying, a very interactive social media presence, workshops, conferences, and film showings.

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We would also like to present the people who work hard to make our products, to describe the work that they do, and to provide greater detail about their workplace conditions.

#whomademyclothes

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Lobbying and activism are powerful tools that should be used for worthy causes. Fashion Revolution serves to denounce major problems, and calls out brands to take responsibility for their actions.

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Becoming involved in the Fashion Revolution movement is easy, it just requires taking the time. However, affecting real change in the garment industry is much more difficult.