Melbourne-based fashion label ELK have made a real commitment to ensuring workers in their supply chain are paid a living wage.
They’ve also stated they will develop a roadmap towards a living wage and specified timelines for the next steps.
ELK’s bold move leads the way for smaller fashion brands to take positive steps towards a fairer fashion industry.
Check out Elk’s transparency report here, and their living wage statement is on page 103.
Lorna Jane is the first brand on the What She Makes Company Tracker to pay a living wage. In massive news for the seven-year-old campaign, activewear brand Lorna Jane have...
Read more
Why curbing the excessive emissions of an elite few can create a sustainable planet for all The climate crisis is deeply connected to inequality. The world's richest are disproportionately responsible...
Read more
Three cities, eleven meetings with politicians, five impactful events, speeches at a national climate conference, and TV and radio national news interviews — all for a safe climate and equal...
Read more
