New Eileen Fisher report says fashion must be redesigned at the earliest stage to deliver regenerative benefits
NEW YORK – Fashion must be redesigned from the beginning of the supply chain if it is to become regenerative for soil, ecosystems and communities, says a new report from The Eileen Fisher Foundation.
The report, The Future of Clothing: Regenerative by Design, argues that regenerative fashion should be considered less as a marketing label or a checklist and more as a redesign of how clothing is conceived, sourced, made, sold, and valued.
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