AMSTERDAM – Eight Dutch fashion brands including Kings of Indigo, Kuyichi and WE Fashion have today signed a ‘transparency pledge’ as part of their involvement with the Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garments and Textile initiative.
In doing so, the signatories commit to disclosing the locations of their production sites, what type of garments are manufactured there, and how many people work at these facilities. This information will be updated twice a year.
The signatories join G-Star Raw, C&A, Zeeman and Esprit which have already signed up to the pledge.
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