Category: fast fashion exploitation

June 14, 2021

50% Of Clothes Sold By Online Fast Fashion Brands Are Made Of Virgin Plastic, New Study Reveals

4 Mins Read According to a new study, around half the clothes that major online fast fashion brands like Boohoo and Asos sell are developed entirely from virgin plastic components like polyester, with only 1% of the clothes derived from recycled plastic fabric. Conducted by the Royal Society for Arts, Manufactures and Commerce (RSA), the study analyzed 10,000 […]

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April 6, 2021

Urbankissed: Slow & Ethical Online Fashion Marketplace Celebrates 100 Brands Milestone

4 Mins Read Urbankissed, a sustainable online marketplace that offers its customers slow and ethical fashion choices across a number of brands, has just added its 100th vendor on board. hitting a new milestone for the company as well as for the cruelty-free fashion industry as a whole. Founded in 2017, Swiss-based fair trade and sustainable fashion marketplace […]

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