garment workers

We’ve winced at "Made in Bangladesh" labels since the deadly Rana Plaza collapse in 2013, but this Fashion Revolution Week we must open our eyes to factory conditions around the world.

The most important conference on sustainability in fashion, CFS 2017 was attended by industry icons, including host Amber Valletta and Vanessa Friedman, and brands including Tiffany & Co, Selfridges and H&M, as well as eco-campaigners and researchers.

A Dispatches episode broadcast tonight will present evidence that UK-based garment workers making products for River Island, New Look, Boohoo and Missguided have been paid less than half of the UK minimum wage.

Ethical fashion pioneer Safia Minney is creating a new campaign and book illuminating both the harsh realities of the fashion supply chain and what we can all do to fix it.