Global Supply Chains Sustainability

This section analyses how garments move through the world, who makes them, and how fossil‑fuel infrastructure underpins the entire system. We examine the social, ecological, and economic impacts of fashion — and map pathways toward a system that protects workers, communities, and the planet by phasing out fossil‑fuel dependence.

Why Luxury Fashion Still Hides Its Supply Chains While Mass‑Market Brands Race Toward Transparency

For more than a decade, fashion has been split between two very different transparency trajectories. On one side, mass‑market giants such as H&M publish detailed supplier lists, disclose factory locations, and increasingly report on purchasing practices and environmental impacts. On the other, many luxury brands continue to operate behind a veil of secrecy, offering only selective sustainability narratives and minimal supply‑chain disclosure. This divergence is not accidental

Marina Moore

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The Earth Is One, But The World Is Not

Global Supply Chains Sustainability

Why Luxury Fashion Still Hides Its Supply Chains While Mass‑Market Brands Race Toward Transparency