Where in the world is the supply chain for the item you are wearing? Still remember that 4 years ago, a garment factory building in Bangladesh collapsed, killing 1,138 people, and the world discovered that the fast fashion clothes you are wearing were actually produced by them. Has the production environment of these brand clothing improved four years later? According to the latest survey by the British non-governmental organization Fashion Revolution, the fashion transparency index of the world's top 100 fashion brands is all below 50. The well-known MK, Giorgio Armani, PRADA, Chanel, Dior, and forever21 are even below 10, which means the origin is unknown. , the supply chain is completely opaque, and there are only a handful of companies with a transparency higher than 40. For example, Gap discloses its origin, and its website details the countries from Bangladesh, Cambodia, China, Guatemala, India, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Vietnam, etc., and H&M’s official website also details Most of the production areas are from third world countries. Four brands, including H&M, have begun to adjust their practices. In addition to improving working conditions and wages, the green labels on clothes represent recycled clothes, and recycled plastic bottles and other materials are reused. . The RANAPlaza, a garment factory building in Bangladesh, collapsed tragically on April 24, 2013, killing as many as 1,138 people. It shocked the world. At that time, there were international voices demanding that companies improve the working environment of garment factories and improve the supply chain. Transparency, but not much has changed now, 4 years later. Reuters reporter Voss
