considered luxury brands to be no better than budget or high-street retailers when it came to sustainability. More than half (60%) of Britons would pay more for fashion if they believed brand promises that workers received a fair salary. The survey also found that the majority (57%) of people who work in retail and hospitality are satisfied with their pay. Consumers are increasingly holding brands accountable for their supply chains and are wanting more information about the brands they use, said Urska Trunk from Changing Markets Foundation. The United Nations has estimated around 25 million people to be in forced labour in areas including fashion and farming.
More than half (60%) of Britons would pay more for fashion if they believed brand promises that workers received a fair salary. The survey also found that the majority (57%) of people who work in retail and hospitality are satisfied with their pay. Consumers are increasingly holding brands accountable for their supply chains and are wanting more information about the brands they use, said Urska Trunk from Changing Markets Foundation. The United Nations has estimated around 25 million people to be in forced labour in areas including fashion and farming.