Today we're highlighting 4 practices that fashion brands and innovators have created and implemented in their businesses to improve transparency, and traceability and build successful fashion businesses with sustainability at the focus. Let’s dig in!

Today's episode expands on which entities should be in charge of ending greenwashing in fashion. Is it the consumer, the brand, the policymaker, or all three? We also discuss the New York Fashion Act and other legislative movements that are making transparency in fashion possible. Episode Host: Cris Herrera

Let's break down what pre-consumer textile waste is with Irina from FABCYCLE. We talk about the challenges in the industry with recycling and repurposing both post and pre-consumer textile waste and the systems that we need to see for circularity to be attainable in fashion.

Many entrepreneurs face overcomplicating things when first launching and growing a business. We get so lost in misguided growth (most of the time fueled by hustle culture) that we fail to really think about what works for us and our business.

Today we’re breaking down how to build a simple (yet effective) business that works for you.

What is the New York Fashion Act and what could it mean for the fashion industry? Today's episode expands more on this topic and shares why transparency is so important for fashion.

In this article, we'll explore the link between sustainability and business performance and expand on statistics, research and real-life examples where companies that prioritize profits with purpose have built successful and maintainable models that outperformed their competition. We’ll discuss the connection between the real issues in the fashion industry that typically take an activist lens, and explain how acting on these issues is not only “a good thing to do” but is also essential for the future success of the industry and our individual businesses.

Today we're talking about brand impact and responsibility in the fashion industry and exploring how interconnected brands are with consumer purchasing decisions, how they impact the supply chain and what can be done to improve the industry from a government/policy level, brand level and consumer level.