French luxury fashion house Chanel said it is fully cooperating with Italian authorities in an investigation into alleged labour exploitation involving subcontractors in the luxury goods supply chain. The company confirmed it had already moved to sever ties with the subcontractor in question Continue Reading
British womenswear brand Nobody’s Child has unveiled its first collection made using regenerative cotton, marking a significant step in its sustainability journey. The B Corp-certified fashion label, known for its affordable and eco-conscious designs, partnered with fashion-tech startup Materra to source cotton grown through regenerative farming practices in rural India. Continue Reading
French cashmere brand Kujten has achieved B Corp certification after an 18-month evaluation process, reinforcing its commitment to social and environmental responsibility. The certification comes shortly after the company received the EcoVadis Committed badge, recognizing its efforts in sustainable business practices, responsible sourcing, employee welfare, and corporate Continue Reading
TJX Companies, the parent company of TJ Maxx and TK Maxx, has announced the removal of all natural fur, including angora rabbit fur and mohair derived from angora goats, from its product offerings worldwide. The move comes amid growing scrutiny of animal welfare practices in the fashion industry, particularly following renewed pressure on H&M after […]Continue Reading
The red carpet at the Emmy Awards will no longer feature fur, following a new policy introduced by the Television Academy. The Coalition to Abolish the Fur Trade (CAFT) announced that a fur-free rule will be enforced across all Emmy ceremonies, including the Creative Arts Emmy Awards and the Primetime Emmy Awards telecast. Starting with […]Continue Reading














