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Advancing Sustainability in the Fast Fashion Industry: Forever 21's Commitment to Ethical Practices

In today’s consumer landscape, sustainability reigns supreme, particularly among socially conscious shoppers. Forever 21, a global leader in fast fashion, recognizes the need for transparency and corporate social responsibility. In response to environmental concerns and ethical sourcing issues highlighted by tragedies like the Rana Plaza collapse, Forever 21 is now launching initiatives aimed at ensuring safe working conditions, fair wages, and improved manufacturing processes. Through the Forever 21 Safe project and an innovative app, consumers can explore the journey of their garments, fostering awareness and supporting transparency in fashion.

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Advancing Sustainability in the Fast Fashion Industry: Forever 21's Commitment to Ethical Practices

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  1. CONSUMER AND FASHION INDUSTRY BACKGROUND THE CURRENT LANDSCAPE

  2. TODAY’S CONSUMER|GLOBALLY, SOCIALLY CONSCIOUS ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY is the # 1 cause among socially conscious consumers Nielsen Global Social Responsibility Report March 2012

  3. FOREVER 21 | BRAND Global, Fast Fashion retailer Source for current fashions at great value Target demographic, females 17-24 years old

  4. FOREVER 21|CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Supplier and Vendor Social Compliance and Ethical Sourcing Charity Programs Environmental Policy VAGUE NO TRANSPARENCY JUST A POP-UP ON WEBSITE

  5. RANA PLAZA COLLAPSE BANGLADESH 24 APRIL 2013 2,515 INJURED 1,129 DIED DEADLIEST GARMENT-FACTORY ACCIDENT IN HISTORY

  6. "I need to know from each corporation before I decide if I want to buy anything from them.” - Jonathan Gottleib "I have a Joe Fresh gift card and was going to go shopping there. Now I'm not so sure.” - Linda Bowser Fallis

  7. SUSTAINABILITY AND TRANSPARENCY FOR A GLOBAL INDUSTRY MOVING FORWARD

  8. FOREVER 21 SAFE | PROJECT Transparency for the consumer to see the production process behind their purchases Support education for workers and improve working conditions Track clothing from supplyto production to store

  9. FOREVER 21 SAFE | CONSUMERS SAFE, sustainable clothing line centered on the idea that proceeds go towards: improving manufacturing facilities enforcing safety protocols for workers fair wages for production employees Customers feel like they are making a difference and doing their part in the movement towards environmental sustainability

  10. FOREVER 21 SAFE | APP Additional feature on the current Forever 21 app Users can scan their clothing and see the production journey that went into creating the garment Further suggestions on how consumers can be ethically conscious in their daily lives and purchases

  11. FOREVER 21 SAFE | WEBSITE Dedicated to Forever 21’s sustainable policies and their new transparency with consumers Pictures and Biographies of select workers from international production companies Tips & Tricks on how consumers can lead a conscious life through their fashion choices Behind the scenes look of the production process

  12. FOREVER 21 SAFE | GOALS Appease globally, socially conscious customers with sustainable, trendy fashion Encourage other global brands (H&M, Zara, Primark, Mango, etc.) to be transparent with consumers Encourage producers to keep improving their facilities Help move the fashion industry towards becoming more sustainable

  13. FOREVER 21 SAFE SAFE ENVIRONMENTS SAFE WORKERS SAFE PRODUCTS

  14. ELOISA PUENTES | THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF PARIS | APRIL 2014 the end

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