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And now here’s a question. What really was their hidden agenda?
It’s being that they see this as a profitable move, that is awesome, So if they are picking up handmade items and sustainable fashion.
When they venture into that territory, accuse them of greenwashing and try to tear them down, I reckon we are sending major mixed messages when we tell companies that we look for them to be more sustainable and ethical. Fact, that should cause a huge ripple effect across the economy, Therefore if more companies saw selling ethical and sustainable fashion as profitable. Their agenda officially is to increase shareholder value, they’re a publicly traded company. Everything is made with 100 Fairtrade Cotton, Therefore if anyone is looking for ethical basics Epona clothing is after opening a Asos Marketplace shop.
Tl, sorry for the long post.
I don’t think it’s unreasonable to expect more from these corporations, and I especially don’t think we can sort of set aside their immorality in one domain and call them ethical overall just as long as they do some good in another domain.
I believe it’s really important to avoid broadly labeling companies as ethical as you have here without at least noting both what they’ve done well, and what they’ve done poorly, and giving equal weight to both components, I appreciate your post usually. I’d say if you see human rights violations at a lot of a company’s factories, can you really step back and stay they’re ethical, just after all. Actually, there’s a very real tendency for people to feel like they’ve done enough by contributing to one cause, and so ignore their own complicity in another problem, both causes are important. You’re also funding a larger corporation which is consistently found to turn a blind eye to forced labor and poor treatment of workers in its factories and is pretty opaque about its sourcing all in all, when you buy Urban Renewal goods you’re supporting their positive environmental practices.
a bunch of upper/middleclass people direct more attention and money wards environmental problems than wards reducing the current exploitation and suffering of other human beings, This also ties into a general trend in ethical consumerism.
While we must reward and encourage companies for positive steps in one impact area, in my opinion conflating these categories encourages us to ignore the areas where they fail, and are often really doing some harm.
I think for example, we view them as more good mostly. So, I believe it’s really important to address something that Hermans brought up, that is exploitative labor practices, I appreciate your point.
Anyway, sOURCE Denim was working for over a year to build the perfect raw denim jeans, made with durable materials that are good for workers and the environment. That said, learn more about what we’ve been working on at Hi, I’m Jonas and im 25 years old and wan’t to work with a Organic product/clothing, is there anyone in the comment section currently working at some or have experience?
