PARIS – Signatories to the Fashion Pact have made significant progress towards the organisation’s aims of mitigating climate change, restoring biodiversity and protecting oceans, according to a new report.
Conservation International made the claim in a report on a project which it led in partnership with the Fashion Pact which represents more than 160 brands including Kering, Inditex, J.Crew, H&M and Ralph Lauren.
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