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History SEPTEMBER 2006 SEPTEMBER 2014 Estethica launched. The BFC agreed that Orsola, Filippo and Anna should wholly own Estethica. Sustainable fashion showcased within London Fashion Week. The BFC would further develop a


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History

SEPTEMBER 2006

  • Estethica launched.
  • Sustainable fashion showcased

within London Fashion Week.

  • Co-founded by the British Fashion

Council with Orsola de Castro, Filippo Ricci and Anna Orsini.

SEPTEMBER 2014

  • The BFC agreed that Orsola, Filippo and

Anna should wholly own Estethica.

  • The BFC would further develop a stream of

work called Positive Fashion.

  • A Positive Change Committee of BFC Patrons

and invited experts, led by Marks & Spencer set out to defjne strategy and work plan for Positive Fashion.

SEPTEMBER 2013

  • New BFC remit to broaden

sustainability agenda.

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Why Is This Important?

Fashion is a great industry: Creative, complex and provides millions of jobs around the world. Great things are being done to tackle challenges, but with little co-ordination. We need to prepare British businesses for current and future industry shifts.

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Positive Fashion

The strategy was distilled into the following pillars: Compliance Awareness of legislation (and forthcoming legislation) Corporate social responsibility Best practice guides Consumer Consumer engagement

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How Will We Develop Strategy?

Research and mapping of existing information. Create digestible formats (when necessary) that are useful for micro businesses, SMEs & large corporations.

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Compliance

Compliance will look at the legal framework around viscose, environment, waste, labelling, packaging and people. We will deliver workshops, handouts and online guides for all to access.

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Corporate Social Responsibility

THIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO SET BEST PRACTICE AND IN MANY INSTANCES ASPIRATION

Great work is being done by luxury groups, public sector organisations, NGOs, as well as ethical consultants and educators.

THERE ARE GUIDES AND CODES OF PRACTICE ALREADY OUT THERE

Our starting point is to collaborate with the following organisations:

Cultural Congress Ethical Trading Initiative (UK) NRDA – Clean by Design (USA) The Centre for Sustainable Fashion (UK) Eco Age (UK) The High End Manufacturing Steering Group (UK)

On the following topics:

Manufacturing Tool Kits Wholesale and Retail Best Practice Toxicity & Waste Management Workforce Welfare, Development and Equality

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Consumer

WE WILL CELEBRATE CAMPAIGNS LED BY RETAILERS & PRACTIONERS IN THIS SPACE

Good examples include:

WHAT ELSE CAN BE DONE TO ENGAGE CONSUMERS?

Is the question we are now asking , as we look at the next 3 years.

  • True Cost, the movie
  • Positive Luxury
  • Selfridges, Ocean campaign
  • M&S, Schwopping
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Our End Goal?

For British designer businesses to lead the way in ethical practices.

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Thank You