Fashion Revolution Day

Fashion Revolution Day is April 24. It's the anniversary of the 2013 Rana Plaza building's demise. "Who made my clothes?" organizers encourage people to ask their favorite clothing brands on this day. "Who made my clothes?" The aim is to bring greater transparency into the fashion supply chain by exposing some of the deplorable conditions in which clothing is made.

On April 24, 2013, a clothing factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh, died, killing 1,133 workers and injuring 2,500 more. This was the biggest accident in the history of the clothing industry. The Rana Plaza building was reported to have been constructed with substandard materials under faulty conditions, yet the factory remained very active up until the deadly demise..

Another textile factory in Bangladesh collapsed, killing 110 workers just five months earlier.

Organizers encourage grassroots and social media participation. According to them, one of the main ways to get involved is through social media, encouraging people to use the all-important #whomademyclothes hashtag..

This step, according to Fashion Revolution Week, take a snapshot of your clothing label, post the image on social media, and ask the brand of the clothing, #whomademyclothes, is a common occurrence. Participants can tag the brand in the photo with #whomademyclothes so they can see your question. During Fashion Revolution Week (22nd-28th April), post your snapshot on Instagram during Fashion Revolution Week (22nd-28th April) and encourage others to do the same.

Here's the website to see how to mark the day.

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Follow #fashionrevolutionday or the industry's official hashtag on social media: #WhoMadeMyClothes, #fashionrevolution, #fashionrevolution, #fashionrevolution, or #fashionrevolution.

History

The first Fashion Revolution Day took place on April 24th, 2014. Fashion Revolution Week took over in 2016.

The day is sponsored by and promoted by Fashion Revolution, a worldwide movement with teams in over 100 countries around the world, and it is sponsored by and promoted by the non-profit group Fashion Revolution, a worldwide movement with teams in over 100 countries around the world.

Fashion Revolution Day began as a social media movement to draw attention to the clothing's devastating effects of fast fashion on the people who make it.

Two of the group Fashion Revolution's founders, Carry Somers and Orsola de Castro, invented the day.

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