Fresh call for UK fashion watchdog amid damning survey

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Academics urge setting up of garment trading adjudicator as survey highlights unfair purchasing practices by brands and retailers

LEICESTER – UK researchers have called for a fashion watchdog to be set up in the country after a new survey of clothing producers revealed unfair purchasing practices by brands and retailers remain commonplace within the industry.

The results have been analysed by academics from the University of Leicester, University of Nottingham and independent trade justice charity Transform Trade.

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