Standing up for those who make our clothes
OUR MISSION
'Our mission is to reduce the exploitation and imbalance in the fashion industry.'
WHAT WE DO
Our Mission is simple...not easy
Sharon Benning-Prince, president of Justice in Fashion shares our story and how we are hoping to get you involved to make the fashion industry more ethical
post COVID-19.
THEIR FUTURE IS IN OUR HANDS
The pandemic has highlighted the inbalance in the fashion industry supply chains and the voice of the worker is key to making a change.
NO ONE SHOULD SUFFER FOR FASHION
Our team is made up of like-minded individuals made up of lawyers, academics, supply chain experts, gender rights specialists, researchers and social entrepreneurs who want to make a difference - join us and we can make that difference together and give a voice to the voiceless.
MAKING THE UNSEEN VISIBLE
We want to encourge brands and support them to make the right choices about their supply chains and to help them in the challenges that they face. We also want to help consumers understand the impact of their choices, today and in the future, and give the unseen the visibility that they deserve.
JIF NEWS
Justice In Fashion hosted a sell-out fashion show fundraiser on Thursday 28th October 2021, in aid of Anti-Slavery Day.
The event took place at Poplar Union, E14, and provided guests with a unique chance to see the latest and some exclusive pieces from London’s hottest ethical designers, as well as hear how we, as consumers, can love fashion whilst at the same time, support the part of the industry that puts ethics and people before consumption and profit.
The event aptly began with a poem called ‘Hope’, which was written and read by the talented Amira Benning-Prince. Hope was the theme of the event to represent...
“Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see”
Mark Twain
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