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Fashion Revolution Australia is a volunteer-run group working to create a fashion industry that’s fairer, safer, and more sustainable.
We’re all about making change through education, collaboration, and community action.
Whether it’s asking brands #WhoMadeMyClothes?, or hosting events and conversations, we’re here to advocate for a fashion future that prioritises people and the planet.
Join us in revolutionising fashion for a better, more sustainable future!
We stand for…
We believe in stopping the exploitation of people and the environment in the fashion industry. We advocate for fair treatment and better conditions for everyone involved.
We support safe working environments and awarded living wages for all workers throughout the fashion supply chain.
We are committed to protecting our planet by promoting sustainable and regenerative practices, and conserving resources.
We value transparency and accountability within the fashion industry, supporting open practices and honest operations.
We are dedicated to moving away from a throwaway culture towards a circular economy, where materials are used longer and waste is minimised.
What Fuels Fashion? 2025
The second edition of What Fuels Fashion? ranks 200 of the world’s largest fashion brands on disclosure of their climate and energy-related policies, practices and impacts in their own operations & supply chains.
Read the reportHOW YOU CAN POWER THE REVOLUTION IN AUSTRALIA
Host an event
From film screenings to workshops and panel discussions, join our movement and connect with likeminded citizens in your community.
How to host an event
Attend an event
Throughout the year and especially during Fashion Revolution Week, there are many events happening around Australia. Check out the global events calendar to find an event near you.
Global events calendar
Join the conversation
Your voice can change everything. Join us on Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, and Facebook and ask, ‘Who Made My Clothes?’.
How to be a fashion revolutionary
Reach out to your local representative
Contact your local MP and ask them to help make the fashion industry safer for garment workers and the environment.
How to write a postcard to a policymaker
The Doing Business Differently Toolkit
This Toolkit from World Fair Trade Organisation provides a sustainable alternative to the economic system of profit-primacy, and urges everybody, including fashion enterprises, to think critically about their business practices and operations.
By shifting focus from profit-maximisation to prioritising the well-being of people and planet, as well as critically examining the practices along the supply chain, fashion brands can understand their social and environmental impact, become more transparent and answerable to their customers, and strengthen their commercial resiliency.
Download the toolkit
WORK WITH US
Volunteer with us
Are you passionate about transforming the fashion industry into a force for good? If you have skills to contribute and a drive for change, we’d love to hear from you!
Submit an expression of interestCollaborate with us
We welcome opportunities to work with individuals, organisations, and businesses that align with our values. Get in touch about your project or event idea.
Pitch us your ideaBecome a member of our Australia-wide network
We share monthly newsletters with our network members. Subscribe to keep up to date with the latest news and opportunities at Fashion Revolution Australia.
Join the listMedia Enquiries & Interview Requests
For image or interview requests for members of the Fashion Revolution Australia team, please get in touch via the contact form at the bottom of this page.
View press releasesKey Organisations
Below are just some of the Australian organisations that are working to improve the conditions for those who make the clothes we wear and protect the environment.
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AMBASSADORS
Clare Press
Clare Press is a global expert on sustainable fashion. Her podcast Wardrobe Crisis, based on her 2016 book of the same name, has clocked up 2 million downloads and is now in its 10th series. Clare co-hosts the UN’s Ethical Fashion podcast, and is the author of Rise & Resist: How to Change the World, and Wear Next.
Learn more about Clare
Anjali Tulpule
Anjali Tulpule is a Melbourne-based designer and recent RMIT graduate whose work explores the intersection of creativity, responsibility, and sustainability in fashion. Passionate about slowing down the industry’s pace, she advocates for more mindful design practices that honour both maker and material.
Learn more about AnjaliON THE BLOG
Refashioning the Future
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An Australian Modern Slavery Act: what does it mean for the fashion industry?
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Blood Mountain – an art installation by Suzie Blake artist
Discover moreABOUT FASHION REVOLUTION
Fashion Revolution was founded by Carry Somers and Orsola de Castro in the wake of the Rana Plaza disaster in 2013. We have grown to become the world’s largest fashion activism movement, mobilising citizens, brands and policymakers through research, education and advocacy.
We are a global movement of people who make the fashion industry work. We are the people who wear clothes. And we are the people who make them.
We are designers, academics, writers, business leaders, policymakers, brands, retailers, marketers, producers, makers, workers and fashion lovers. We are the industry and we are the public. We are world citizens. We are Fashion Revolution.
Learn MoreWE NEED YOU TO SUPPORT THE REVOLUTION
Fashion Revolution started with a hashtag and we are now the largest fashion activism movement, reaching millions worldwide.
We aim to promote cultural, industrial, and political change. We push for greater transparency in the fashion supply chain through policy work, research, campaigning, advocacy, and education.
Regular donations from people just like you help us to take action on transforming the fashion industry for good.
DonateSTAY CONNECTED
Follow us on social media, ask #WhoMadeMyClothes, and tag us in your posts!
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