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From the Source Ep 2: Jane Blacklock, Head of ESG, Passenger Channel: Source Fashion Publish Date: October 28, 2025 Core Theme: ESG in fashion, the myth of "eco-friendly" products, and the need for ... -
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This video features an interview with Charlie Jones, the founder of Phase London, a brand focused on intentional scarcity and reducing overconsumption for a younger generation. From the Source - Ep 1: ... -
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Is repair just good PR or a real solution for fashion? Repair has become fashion’s new favourite word. Suddenly, brands are offering mending services, sewing workshops, repair vouchers, and glossy cam ... -
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The industry is beginning to ask a bigger question: what if success didn’t rely on selling more stuff? -
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A live, onsite special - Aminah Hanif talks to some of the speakers from Source Fashion July 2025 on volatility, rewriting the fashion system and the impact of AI on all industries -
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We sit down with Kresse Wesling, CBE on building her company, Elvis & Kresse - entirely focused on creating products from reclaimed materials. -
Aminah Hanif talks to some of the speakers from Source Fashion July 2025 on circularity, identity and inclusion in fashion
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Luxury fashion has always carried a paradox. On one hand, it’s about craftsmanship, quality, and pieces designed to stand the test of time. On the other, it’s still part of an industry under pressure ... -
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A small ethical business on a mission to grow without compromising its values - we discuss the challenges of scaling sustainably and balancing creativity with commerce -
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What tangible impact has the tarrif war actually had on world trade? -
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Reportedly, Loro Piana had outsourced some production to an external supplier who subcontracted the work to companies that allegedly exploited workers. While the brand is not under criminal investiga ... -
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Live from Source Fashion, retail commentator Mark Faithfull explores what is fuelling true resilience in retail. Covering AI, consumer behaviour and innovation - Mark gives sage advice on priorities e ... -
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From takeback schemes to resale models, and from designing with end-of-life in mind to driving mindset shifts in consumers. -
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Volatility isn’t an excuse - it’s the brief. Here’s how fashion can link purpose with profit, rebuild resilient value chains, and become proud again. -
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From shifting KPIs and influencing change at the leadership level, Helena shares a bold vision for reshaping the business of fashion -
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it’s not only clothes that get thrown away unnecessarily or that have a negative environmental impact - as shown in this case study from Loved Before -
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It’s a tough sales environment for sustainable brands. Which explains why many are responding by reframing their brand messaging to talk about product first, rather than sustainability -
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No time to wait - the revolution is here - evolve or die ! -
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From her early love of thrifting to how resale is reshaping our values, Bay shares where she believes secondhand fits in today’s society -
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Sustainability expert Mark Sumner unpacks how transparency, identity, and circularity can reshape fashion’s future - from supply chains to consumer culture -
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Ep 3: Nearshoring and reshoring are often discussed as ways to cut environmental impact, but why haven't more brands brought production closer to home? -
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Ep 2: Are we expecting too much from consumers in driving sustainable shopping, or can brands do more to increase sustainable education? -
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Ep 1 - What effect do you think tech and AI could have on sustainability and retail? -
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As companies grapple with complex supply chains impacted by geopolitical factors not least the terror of TRUMP TARIFFS - agility and openness to new strategies supported by super fast technologies w ... -
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In response, some brands have focused on the quality and longevity of their products as a point of difference. What’s often missing though is evidence to back up a lot of these claims. How well d ... -
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Ross Barry, co-founder of Reskinned, traces the brand’s origin, the long-standing British knack for textile reuse, and the generational pivot toward planet-friend, second-hand style -
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From a career starting out in packaging to now leading design at a powerhouse brand, Hayley outlines how to scale back the noise, and create unforgettable brand experiences Subscribe wherever you g ... -
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Intentions are high - but execution is lagging While many fashion leaders express bold intentions to embrace circular business models, few are turning those promises into scalable strategies. The Brit ... -
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The DCTS represents more than just another trade program - it's a practical framework that addresses the exact challenges keeping you up at night. This scheme provides reduced or zero tariffs on tho ... -
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Supporting ecodesign The environmental impact of any product or clothing is largely determined at the point of design – when someone chooses what it’s made of. AI can help designers create more sustai ... -
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From personal experiences in South Asia to the evolving challenges of ethical fashion, Safia explores the realities of responsible sourcing and how passion can drive real industry change. Subscrib ... -
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Sustainability isn’t just for retailers - Claire Bevan reveals how heritage sites and cultural institutions are making an impact through collaboration and innovation. -
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Ahead of the CV Workshop at Source Fashion, the team at NEXT - one of the UK’s biggest fashion and lifestyle retailers - has shared insider tips on what they look for when hiring for product roles. -
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In this episode, Simon Platts reflects on his ethical sourcing journey, the trade-offs brands face, and the urgent changes needed in the industry. What should young sourcing professionals know? Listen ... -
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Over the next two years, the world of sustainability is entering a new phase - one defined by heavy regulation, mandatory transparency, and real consequences for those who fall short. Brands and retai ... -
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On February 26th, the European Commission adopted an ‘Omnibus’ package of proposals that aim to simplify EU rules and boost competitiveness. Key is a proposal to amend the CSRD to only apply to EU com ... -
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Two clothing-stuffed stock trolleys outside a charity shop have a sign taped to them - £1 to fill a bag. It’s a powerful reminder of just how much overproduction the global fashion industry is respo ... -
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Many people often just think about a buyer when it comes to who sources a new product but in many businesses, especially larger chain retailers, there are lots of other functions who are involved to d -
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Fashion’s sustainability problem is well-known throughout the industry, even if efforts to make changes are slow moving. Consumers are aware of it too though and they’re actively looking for more su ... -
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If you asked the average retailer exec if sustainability is important, the answer would, of course, be ‘yes’. Brands and retailers publicly declare that sustainability is a ‘priority’ for their busine ...