PARIS – Representatives from 11 European cities have signed a declaration aiming to slow down the fashion industry in an effort to reduce its social and environmental impacts.
The declaration calls on the European Union, the G7 and OECD to impose regulations that will ‘level the playing field’ between slow fashion entrepreneurs and fast fashion multinationals.
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