SAN FRANCISCO – Workers’ rights NGO Remake has released its 2021 Fashion Accountability Report in which it ranks leading fashion companies on their actions towards sustainability in their global supply chains.
The group’s second annual industry report measures 60 brands and retailers on their “concrete action” and progress towards tackling social, environmental, economic and political issues.
Based on consultations with 14 experts, it scores companies across six areas: traceability; wages and wellbeing; commercial practices; raw materials; environmental justice and climate change; and governance, diversity and inclusion.
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