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While garment workers across the world are exploited, fashion CEOs are pocketing BILLIONS.

The people who make our clothes are paying the ultimate price for fashion - and so is our shared planet.

Across the world, garment workers are facing the sharpest edge of the climate emergency. Factories are scorching hot. Floods and fires are becoming routine. Many workers earn poverty wages that barely cover food, let alone allow them to rebuild when disaster hits. Meanwhile, toxic chemicals are poisoning entire communities and ecosystems.

This is fashion today.

But together, we have the power to shift what happens next.

Sustainability shouldn’t be a PR trick that allows brands to appear caring without taking real action.

It should be a promise of justice - protecting the safety, livelihoods and dignity of the people who make their clothes, while safeguarding our planet.

That’s why we’re fighting for a just transition. Together we can transform the fashion industry so that workers and their communities are centred and protected as our climate evolves.

With your support, we can push for:

  • Safe, fair and dignified working conditions, and the power for garment workers to demand them.
  • Legally binding agreements that hold big brands accountable for their actions.
  • Living wages for every worker, so no one is left behind.
  • Binding standards to monitor and reduce dangerous workplace heat.
  • Support worker-led organising and advocacy in vulnerable regions.

Donate to the movement today, and help create a fashion industry that protects both people and planet.

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