Fashion plays a big role in our lives. It is estimated that the industry as a whole is responsible for 8-10% of global carbon emissions.
Now, it must address new environmental, social and economic challenges and find more ways to reduce its footprint and improve its journey to our wardrobes.
How can our relationship with fashion put more back into society, the environment and the global economy?
Making second-hand shopping people’s first choice.
Two friends have found a way to colour clothes while helping protect nature.
The idea that spun into a fashion trend
Balancing self expression with the planet's needs
The Jeans Redesign: Creating a world where clothes are kept in use
The highs and lows of responsible fashion
Repair, renew and remake; giving brands an alternative to brand new.
Find out about the impact your wardrobe has on the planet.
#FashionRedressed
Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) is a non-profit organisation that fosters
industry collaboration on sustainability in fashion to accelerate impact.
With the vision of a net positive fashion industry, it drives action by
mobilising, inspiring, influencing and educating all stakeholders.
Working with a wide ecosystem of companies and organisations
across the value chain, GFA spearheads the fashion industry’s journey
towards a more sustainable future. Through its work,
GFA reaches thousands of stakeholders including brands, innovators,
NGOs, policy makers, manufacturers, investors and more.
