Fashion Revolution India is a not-for-profit organisation advocating for a clean, safe, fair, transparent and accountable fashion industry. As part of the global Fashion Revolution movement spanning across 75 countries, Fashion Revolution India envisions a fashion industry that prioritises the conservation and restoration of the environment while valuing the well-being of people over growth and profit. We mobilise citizens, brands and policymakers through education, policy dialogues and research, promotion of craft and advocacy campaigns. The movement encourages consumers to demand transparency and accountability from fashion brands, urging them to consider the social and environmental impact of their purchasing choices. Driven by the aftermath of the tragic Rana Plaza disaster in Bangladesh in 2013, Fashion Revolution serves as a powerful voice for change, raising awareness and promoting sustainability and ethics within the fashion industry.
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This 2025, we are building new and sustainable habits! We offer you impactful promises you can make each month to embrace fashion that's kind to the people and the planet. Are you ready to join us this 2025 for an epic year of fashion revolution? Shruti Singh ?? Kriti Srivastava Mankiran D. @khushiSehgal @PoojaSrinivas Aastha Jain @shreyabasu @aditiholani
Fashion Revolution India hosted a Roundtable discussion earlier last week at the KULA Conclave on the topic “Crafting Circularity: Strengthening the Upcycling Economy in India” KULA was the perfect platform to have this conversation considering that it plays host to some of the leading creators in Craft & Fashion and prominent Impact Investors. The goal of the discussion was to examine the factors impacting the success of the Upcycling ecosystem in India. Moderated by Pooja Srinivas, this event witnessed an encouraging turnout of over 90 people and an animated exchange of perspectives. The participants included thought leaders, brand representatives, and craft enterprises who listed the areas that need attention in order to strengthen the upcycling sector in India. Here is a gist of the key upcycling challenges identified by them. Key Challenges of the Upcycling sector in India ?? Access to Upcycling Feedstock: Limited access to clean and homogenous feedstock, tough to identify material properties and fibre compositions ?? Technology & Production: Lack of affordable technology for traceability; machinery for sanitizing and reweaving ; prevalence of small-batch production that limits scalability. ?? Cost Viability: High energy consumption concerns compared to virgin production, Need for innovation to make upcycled pieces cost-effective and scalable. ?? Design & Marketing: Upcycling is perceived as a "class B" solution, impacting marketability. It’s Harder to design with diverse waste streams and reimagine waste feedstock into desirable products. What’s Next? Watch out for more updates from us as we uncover opportunities and solutions to make India’s Upcycling sector thrive. Shout out to all the Friends of Fashion Revolution India Sahar Mansoor , Karishma Shahani-Khan , Prerna Singh Butalia and the FR India team Shruti Singh ?? Pooja Srinivas , Shreya Basu , Kriti Srivastava for making this a rich and insightful conversation! Also thanking Priya Krishnamoorthy and the 200 million artisans team for the the opportunity to collaborate on KULA Conclave 2024! #FashionRevolution #Upcycling #CircularEconomy #SustainableFashion #CraftingCircularity
?? Today, we remember the victims of the Rana Plaza tragedy. On April 24, 2013, 1,138 lives were lost in one of the deadliest industrial disasters in history. Their lives were cut short due to unsafe working conditions in the garment factory. We honor their memory and stand in solidarity with their families. ?? Let's turn our remembrance into action. We must continue to fight for safe working conditions, fair wages, and workers' rights in the garment industry. Together, we can ensure that tragedies like Rana Plaza never happen again. ?#RememberRanaPlaza #RanaPlazaNeverAgain #FashionRevolutionIndia ???
?? Earth Day beckons us to delve deeper into the intricate relationship between fashion and our planet.!? Did you know that the fashion industry is one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions, mainly due to its heavy reliance on fossil fuels and plastic? From the production of synthetic fibers to the transportation of garments, every step leaves a footprint on our Earth. Let today be the starting point of a journey towards a more sustainable wardrobe and a greener planet. Find out, be curious, do something! Research, question, and choose wisely. When you are committed to making healthier and conscious choices in fashion - you're actively contributing to a healthier planet for future generations. ? #EarthDay #FashionRevolutionindia #FashionRevolutionWeek Fashion Revolution
?? Fashion Revolution Fair - Goa at ????♀??Yellow House Parra??? Want to refresh your wardrobe, your perspective, and your relationship with fashion? Spend a wholesome fashion-fueled Saturday at Yellow House! ?? Featuring: A. A panel discussion on the perks & perils of running an ethical and sustainable label ?? B. A chance to redo, repair, and swap garments at our mending stations and exchange your pieces with other pre-loved garments. ?? ????Redo Station: Upcycle your clothes with a variety of crochet, embroidery, or patchwork techniques by local women artisans from The Mango House.? ?? Repair Station: Get your garments repaired or altered by Devi Das - our favorite Masterji. ????Swap Station: Swap your garments with other pre-loved pieces that will be shared by the community – including you – so please bring pieces from your wardrobe that deserve a new lease on life! #FashionRevolutionIndia #FashionRevolutionWeek
Creative Dignity Craft×Climate series and Fashion Revolution India present a dialogue on Design for Regeneration A discussion on farm to fashion value chain through producers, materials, dyes, certification and traceability. ????♀? Thomas Lommée has quoted- If we want to bring Regeneration into our lifestyle then "THE NEXT BIG THING WILL BE A LOT OF SMALL THINGS" with our design, production and consumption patterns. ??Hear from the designers bringing this philosophy into real action with their conscious brands. #CreativeDignity #FashionRevolutionIndia #FashionRevolutionWeek
?? Join us for an insightful conversation with,?Shruti Singh?Country Head, Fashion Revolution India, and Prerna Singh Butalia?, Partnerships Lead of Slow Fashion Movement India. Discover how slow fashion brands and movements like restyle ??, renting ??, and resale ?? are reshaping the fashion industry in India ???? and globally ??. Let's dive into the exciting landscape of sustainable fashion ?? and explore what the future holds! ?? #FashionRevolutionIndia?#FashionRevolutionWeek?#slowfashionmovement
??Join us for a?panel discussion “How Crafts Shape Social, Environmental, and Cultural Landscapes in Fashion” hosted by Fashion Revolution India and?British Council???? ????♀?During this panel discussion, we invite thought leaders and experts from the Craft ecosystem to reflect on recent developments witnessed in Craft entrepreneurship, Innovation & Technology, Education & Awareness, Investments & Partnerships. ??We build on the insights captured in the?Craft in the age of climate crisis?report to focus on key areas that need to be addressed to unlock the craft sector’s potential for responding to the climate crisis.?
??????♀?Let's kick start Fashion Revolution Week by finding out your revolutinary style. ??Pause, screenshot, and share your revolutionary look in the comments or tag us in your stories to join the movement! #FashionRevolutionWeek #FashionRevolutionIndia #10YearsofFashionRevolution
??? #10YEARSOFFASHIONREVOLUTION ?? ?? Today, we revisit Fashion Revolution India's Policy Report on Gender Equity and its Impact on Sustainability in Cotton Farming in India.??? ? This study and policy dialogue with stakeholders explored the roles, challenges, and opportunities for women farmers to understand whether gender equality and equity can be a key component in making the cotton farming process more sustainable economically, socially, and environmentally. ???? ???? The gendered analysis of cotton farmers has shed light on several important issues and highlighted why it is important to actively engage with women farmers to solve the sustainability crisis in cotton farming. ?? ?? Policy report in partnership with the British Council. #FashionrevolutionIndia?#FashionRevolutionWeek?#CottonFarming?#CottonPolicyReport?#sustainablityreport