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Adidas has become the subject to civil action over the company’s “refusal” to take responsibility for workers’ rights in its supply chain.

Workers are paid as little as 4 cents per item, a new investigation reveals. While Shein continues to be a sustainability nightmare.

Volunteers will be at the Wash Tub Laundry off of Nolensville Pike from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, and they expect to do about 300 loads of laundry.

We all have that in-law, or uncle, or whatever, that shows up in some crazy version of what they think is dressed up.

Poxviruses like the monkeypox can survive in linens and clothing, and live particularly well in dark, cool, and low humidity environments.

The Clean Clothes Campaign, Workers United and more are calling on fashion brands to stand with Sri Lankan garment workers amid hardship.

S.Oliver joins more than 130 companies who have made a commitment to transparency, and accountability with the Fair Wear Foundation

Loads of Love is a Nashville nonprofit that helps the homeless have access to washing machines so they can have clean clothes.

The EU Commission has adopted a proposal for a directive on corporate sustainability due diligence.

NGOs say that Cambodian and Bangladeshi workers in the industry have faced worsening work conditions since COVID-19.