Who made my clothes

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It’s Fashion Revolution Week.

The question "Who made my clothes?" is more than a curiosity — it's a call for transparency and accountability. As consumers, we crave to know the hands behind our garments, the conditions under which they worked, and the journey our clothes took to reach us. This is a critical moment for fashion brands to pull back the curtain and share the truth. It’s not just a box to tick; it’s about building trust and creating a deeper connection with customers who care about ethical practices. Afte...

My Little Cozmo's team is made of talented and passionate women who believe that when we support each other, incredible things happen. As a women-founded, owned and led brand, we are very aware of the fact that the fashion industry often takes a hefty toll on the garment workers behind the label. The truth is, the majority of these workers are women. That's why we want to make clothes that care for kids, women, and the planet.

Who Made My Clothes? And Other Important Questions | The beauty of Fashion Revolution Week is that we all wear clothes, and we can all participate in the campaign. All we have to do is ask our favourite brands key questions that ensure the lives of garment workers are protected. So what are those questions? and why are they important? #fashionrevolution #fashionrevolutionweek #ethicalfashion #sustainablefashion

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During Fashion Revolution Week we ask, 'who made our clothes?'. Let us tell you... Nothing about the way we make your Tees matches fashion’s ‘norms’. Swipe to read how we do it, and why different is so important in our current fashion industry. 💭 Want to learn more? Head to the blog on our site. ❤️ #WhoMadeYourClothes #IMadeYourClothes #WhatsInMyClothes #FairFashion #EthicalFashion #SustainableFashion #MadeInAustralia #TransparentFashion #FashionRevolution #FashionRevolutionWeek

Have you ever wondered who made your favorite clothes? Fashion Revolution aims for a fashion industry that values people environment creativity & profit in equal measure. So join us and ask your favorite brands on Fashion Revolution week April...