Chanel And Hermes And Other Big Clothing Factory Pparent!

According to the report,

The pparency of supply chain reports ranked the worst among high-end luxury clothing companies including Prada, Fendi and Hermes, while Chanel was at the bottom.

Luxury brands such as Prada, Chanel and others are being used in secret supply chains.

Some of the world's most famous clothing brands, including Forever 21 and Michael Kors, were also attacked by a new report, saying they did not disclose their supply chain to consumers.

According to the report, according to the pparency of the apparel brand supply chain report, high-end luxury clothing companies including Prada, Fendi and Hermes are among the worst, while Chanel is at the bottom.

Designer Pamela Love said that clothes manufactured according to ethical standards are very important. We must stop and avoid manufacturing processes that deprive others of their normal working life.

Advocacy organization

The Fashion Revolution and Ethical Consumer ranked 40 major fashion companies according to their openness to the supply chain, and found that almost 40% of the enterprises had no monitoring system to monitor whether their factory operation was in line with the labor standards.

Behind the fashion "sweatshop" show, fashions are beautiful and attractive. On the other side, few workers are concerned about the tears and struggles of the bottom workers.

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A garment factory collapsed, killing more than one thousand people.

Over the past three years, the collapse of the Bangladesh factory has killed more than one thousand people and injured more than 2500 people. The report found that for consumers and even fashion companies, "who made my clothes" is hard to answer.

In April 24th, the anniversary of the collapse of the Rana Plaza factory in Bangladesh, the organization encouraged consumers to ask clothing companies any questions about their supply chain, including where the raw materials came from, and who made the materials.

The top ranked enterprise is Levi Strauss &Co, followed by Zara owned Inditex group and H&M with Cheap Monday and Other Stories product line.

Although the report praises the pparency of the supply chain of these companies, it warns that high pparency ratings do not mean that clothing will not be produced under dangerous conditions.

Take H&M as an example, while having a high pparency ranking, another propaganda organization criticized the company for "serious delay" in building maintenance of 32 factories supplying garments in Bangladesh.

Several groups have criticized H&M for its slow improvement after expressing its support for the Bangladesh fire and construction safety agreement, which was signed jointly by 100 brands after the collapse of Rana Plaza.