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Report

18 Dec 2019

Author:
Clean Clothes Campaign, Human Rights Watch, International Corporate Accountability Roundtable, International Labor Rights Forum, Maquila Solidarity Network, Worker Rights Consortium, IndustriALL, International Trade Union Confederation & UNI Global Union

Transparency coalition reports increase in clothing & footwear brands' supply chain disclosure but calls for greater industry commitments

"Fashion's Next Trend: Accelerating Supply Chain Transparency in the Garment and Footwear Industry", December 2019

The 15-page report, “Fashion’s Next Trend: Accelerating Supply Chain Transparency in the Garment and Footwear Industry”, by the Transparency Pledge coalition - a coalition of unions, human rights groups, and labor rights advocates - describes how dozens of brands and retailers are publicly disclosing information about their supplier factories. This has become a widely accepted step toward better identifying and addressing labour abuses in garment supply chains.