Fashion and Sustainability

"Based at London College of Fashion (LCF), we provoke, challenge, and question the status quo in fashion; contributing to a system that recognises its ecological context and honours equity. We shape and contribute to Fashion Design for Sustainability as a field of study, industry, and education practices. We engage in transformation design, cross-referencing fashion’s ecological, social, economic, and cultural agendas."

Common Objective is a business network for the fashion industry with the mission of providing industry resources, such as sourcing, and industry connections around environmental sustainability and social good. While paid membership is required for complete access, some articles, resources and the blog are available for free.

Remake is a global advocacy organization fighting for fair pay and climate justice within the clothing industry.

The SAC brings together expertise from across the globe to develop sustainable solutions that redefine the industry.

Through the Alliance, the UN commits to changing the path of fashion, reducing its negative environmental and social impacts; and turning fashion into a driver of the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals.

The Green Queen is a news feed website focusing on sustainability including a channel for eco-fashion.

Peppermint is the green fashion and lifestyle magazine, celebrating eco and ethical style with a fun, fresh, intelligent and positive spin.

Exotextile News, published by Mowbray Communications Ltd promotes itself as "the monthly magazine for the sustainable and ethical textiles and apparel industry." Although the magazine is subscription based, viewers can open a sample copy and access news headlines.

"As part of the CFDA’s ongoing commitment to sustainability through education and professional development, this sustainability-centered resource hub is designed to provide open access resources and information specific to fashion design x business sustainable strategies."

Discover ethical and sustainable brands by searching Eco-Stylists's directory. Eco-Stylist evaluates through three pillars: transparency, sustainably made, and fair labor.

Discover ethical and sustainable brands by searching Good On You's directory. Through a complex network of sources, Good On You presents a rating system to research the sustainability and ethics of fashion brands.

"Textile Toolbox is TED’s (Textiles, Environment, Design) web platform project with MISTRA in Sweden, aimed at creating systemic change within the fashion industry through ‘interconnected design thinking and processes for sustainable textiles and fashion’. This open innovation website is a platform for designers and experts to engage with new ideas."