Coined by Kate Fletcher of the Centre for Sustainable Fashion, slow fashion is the opposite of fast fashion, and instead of focusing on cheap over-production it considers the processes and resources required to produce clothes in a sustainable way. Consumers are encouraged to buy less, reduce consumption and purchase better quality garments that will last longer. Slow Fashion also focuses on "style" rather than "trends" meaning that individual senses and tastes should be developed instead of blindly following fast-moving trends.
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Take Action and Support Free Uyghurs From Forced Labour in China
One in five cotton garments in the global apparel market are tainted by forced labour from the Uyghur Region, and 17+ global industries are implicated in Uyghur forced labour. Join the latest global action to end forced Uyghur labour!
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Work with us! The Clean Clothes Campaign East Asia Coalition are formed by labor unions from Hong Kong, Japan, Korea and Taiwan. We aims to strengthen regional collaboration on improving workers' condition.
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