FASHION REVOLUTION
Argentina
Bienvenidos a Fashion Revolution Argentina
La campaña Fashion Revolution, fundada por Carry Somers y Orsola de Castro surge tras el terrible accidente del derrumbamiento del edificio en Rana Plaza en Dhacca Bangladesh donde murieron 1138 personas. Por eso quisimos apoyarla, ya que nos permitía por primera vez y bajo una bandera común, pedir una “revolución pacífica” que exija a esta industria, que esclaviza a trabajadores y que consume los recursos que necesitarán nuestros hijos y nietos, una “industria limpia” en su más amplio sentido.
Estamos trabajando en desarrollar una estrategia federal multidisciplinaria que nos permita escalar el movimiento hacia todo nuestro país. No somos un equipo, somos un gran colectivo de personas que trabaja para hacer de la moda un lugar más sano. Somos un movimiento internacional que busca reconstruir los vínculos rotos en la cadena de suministros de la industria de la moda. Creemos en una industria de la moda que valore a la gente, el medio ambiente, la creatividad y la ganancia en la misma medida, es responsabilidad de todos el asegurar que esto suceda.
Te invitamos a apoyar la campaña con tu granito de arena haciéndote un #selfie con la ropa del revés preguntando #Quienhizomiropa a la marca en cuestión y compartiéndola en las redes sociales con los hashtags #WhoMadeMyClothes #QuienHizoMiRopa, o imprimir los carteles que existen en la web y colocarlos en tu local o las fotos en tu web y envíanos fotos después para que lo difundamos en redes ¡todo el mundo puede participar!
Escribinos a argentina@fashionrevolution.org si quieres formar parte de este movimiento.
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Fashion Transparency Index 2017 (Español)
Ranking the levels of transparency of 100 of the biggest global fashion companies.
DOWNLOADAction kit: Brands, Wholesalers, Retailers & Distributors (Español)
Information on how get involved with Fashion Revolution Week 2018 if you are a fashion brand, wholesaler, retailer, distributor or designer.
DOWNLOADAction kit: Everyone (Español)
Information on how get involved with Fashion Revolution Week 23-29th April 2018.
DOWNLOADAction kit: Farmers, Producers & Factories (Español)
Information on how get involved with Fashion Revolution Week 2018 if you are a farmer, producer, factory or maker.
DOWNLOADHow to be a Fashion Revolutionary (Español)
Download the ‘How to be a Fashion Revolutionary‘ booklet. It’s full of inspiration and ideas about how you can use your voice and your power to transform the fashion industry as we know it.
DOWNLOADTry a #haulternative (Español)
Want to avoid buying new clothes? Take the #haulternative challenge — a way of refreshing your wardrobe without buying new clothes: from shopping secondhand, swapping with a friend, renting special pieces, to DIY customisation.
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Embajador Universitario (Español)
Bring the Fashion Revolution to your University and inspire people to think differently about the clothes they buy and wear
DOWNLOADRecursos Educativos
Free educational resources for all ages, such as worksheets, activities, information for educators, and how you can be a Student Ambassador at your university.
Discover moreI made your clothes (Español)
We invite brands and retailers to show us the people in your supply chain by sharing their stories, and help transform the industry by demonstrating transparency in your supply chain. Download and print an ‘I made your clothes’ poster for your producers to hold, and share using #imadeyourclothes
DOWNLOADWho made my clothes? (Español)
You can download and print these posters to use with your selfie, when asking brands and retailers #whomademyclothes?
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