Ethical Brands for Fashion Revolution showcases brands doing good through ethical practices, sustainable sourcing and circular production practices. We stand together for Fashion Revolution to better the clothing industry for all involved; people, planet and animals. With the aim to change those with the worst of practices on the high street and throughout their supply chains.

Running from 20th to 26th April 2020, we have 7 days of virtual talks, workshops and virtual tours. The event will cover the Why?, What? and How? we can all take action for the biggest movement that has no plans on stopping due to coronavirus.

Speakers include

Bel Jacobs and Alice Wilby from Extinction Rebellion

Clare Lissaman co-founder of Common Objective and founder of Arthur and Henry Shirts

Tamara Cincik from Fahion Roundtable

Roberta Lee from Ethical Brand Directory and Roberta Style Lee

Adam Siegel from Endless Clothes

Jo Salter from Where Does it Come From

Sarah Montgomery from Everledger

Claire Couchman from Couchman Bespoke

Georgina Wilson-Powell from Pebble Magazine

Tze Ching from Jake and Maya

Brian Iselin from Slave Free Trade

Tai Ford from Retraced

Laura Cave from the British Assoc of Fairtrade Shops and Suppliers (BAFTS)

Paola Masperi from Mayamilko

Madhu Vaishnav from Saheli Women

Kishore Shah from Khadi London

Sian Conway from Ethical Hour

7 days of panel talks, interviews, workshops, factory tours and a swap shop. The virtual swap shop taking place on Saturday 25th, separate tickets needed to attend.

* VIP conference tickets include pre-recorded content, live key note speeches and discussions, with the workshops and factory tours as standard. Across 7 days 20th - 26th April 2020.

* Basic conference tickets include some pre-recorded discussions, workshops and factory tours. Across 7 days 20th - 26th April 2020.

* Swap shop takes place on Saturday 25th April 2020 only.

All proceeds will pay for the contribution of those taking part since we exercise ethical practices. With a £1 from every ticket, going towards a Fashion Revolution Fund; which provides education to everyone, conducts research on supply chains and helps awareness-raising activities; and the Clean Clothes Campaign, who lobby companies and goverments and offer support to workers.

This event is for everyone around the world to view and take part in, with this in mind we are putting together pre-recorded features incase there are failings in internet connections.

Schedule

Monday 20th April 2020 #FashionRevolutionWeek – Why are we doing this?

Tuesday 21st April 2020 #WhoMadeMyClothes - Clothes with Stories – Transparency

Wednesday 22nd April 2020 #FashionFix – Clothing Repair/Upcycling/Recycling

Thursday23rd April 2020 #WhatsInMyClothes – fibres, fabrics, accessories – how are they impacting people and planet?

Friday 24th April 2020 #DigitalStrike – the movement to make fashion better

Saturday 25th April 2020 #LovedClothesLast – Choosing clothes that you love. Clothing love stories, we all have them!

Sunday 26th April 2020 #FashionRevolution Future – What are the next steps in making fashion better?