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- 1Inside the scorching Pakistani factories making clothes for global fashion brands▼Inside scorching Pakistani factories making clothes for global fashion brands
A report takes readers inside Pakistan's sweltering garment factories, where workers produce clothing for international fashion brands in extreme heat. The piece highlights the harsh working conditions behind supply chains serving Western retailers, renewing attention on labour standards and heat safety in the country's textile industry, a mainstay of Pakistan's export economy.
- 2Textile Exchange Sees Reasons for Optimism in Fashion▼For Textile Exchange, Fashion Still Has Reason for Optimism
Textile Exchange says the fashion industry still has grounds for optimism, despite ongoing pressure on sustainability efforts across the sector. The organisation's positive outlook was reported by WWD, reflecting continued work on preferred fibres and materials among brands and suppliers.
- 3Chanel's Bruno Pavlovsky named co-chair of The Fashion Pact▼Chanel’s Bruno Pavlovsky appointed co-chair of The Fashion Pact
Bruno Pavlovsky, Chanel's president of fashion, has been appointed co-chair of The Fashion Pact, the global coalition of fashion and textile companies committed to environmental sustainability. His appointment places a leading figure from one of the world's most prominent luxury houses at the helm of an initiative backed by dozens of major brands working on climate, biodiversity and ocean protection goals.
- 4Chanel's Bruno Pavlovsky Named Co-Chair of The Fashion Pact▼EXCLUSIVE: Chanel’s Bruno Pavlovsky Named Co-Chair of The Fashion Pact
Bruno Pavlovsky, Chanel's president of fashion, has been named co-chair of The Fashion Pact, the global coalition of fashion and textile companies committed to environmental goals, according to an exclusive report by WWD. The appointment places one of the industry's most senior executives at the helm of a sustainability initiative backed by dozens of major brands, drawing attention across the fashion world.
- 5Fashion Pact names Bruno Pavlovsky co-chair▼Fashion Pact names Bruno Pavlovsky co-chair; Gildo Zegna, Pier Paolo Righi join exec committee
The Fashion Pact, the sustainability coalition of fashion and textile companies, has appointed Bruno Pavlovsky as co-chair. Gildo Zegna, head of the Italian luxury group Zegna, and Pier Paolo Righi have also joined the coalition's executive committee. The leadership reshuffle comes as the pact works to advance its environmental targets across member brands.
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Industry commentary argues that textile recycling will only scale if fashion brands commit to actually buying recycled fibres, rather than relying on pledges and targets. The message is that demand-side purchasing agreements, not announcements, are what recyclers need to attract investment and grow capacity.
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ZDHC, the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals initiative, has published findings indicating a gap between industry commitments and actual action on chemical management in textile and footwear supply chains. The report highlights that while many brands have pledged to eliminate hazardous substances, implementation on the ground lags behind, drawing attention from sustainability watchers in the apparel sector.