Forging
a nature positive and
net zero future
for fashion.

Discover
scroll to discover

our global goals

We chart a pathway for the industry and create collective solutions powered by CEO leadership.

Tackle Climate Change

Tackle Climate Change

Restore Biodiversity

Restore Biodiversity

Protect the Oceans

Protect the Oceans

The Fashion Pact Members

The Fashion Pact is the largest CEO-led initiative for sustainability in the fashion industry. Every Fashion Pact member is committed to working towards our shared vision for a nature-positive, net-zero future for fashion.

Learn more
Adidas - Aldo Group - Asics - Bally - Bestseller - Burberry - Calzedonia Group - Capri Holdings Limited - Carrefour - Celio - Chanel - Chloé - Desigual - El Corte Ingles - Ellassay Group - Ermenegildo Zegna Group - Etam Group - Farfetch - Ferragamo - Fusalp - Gap Inc. - Geox - GOLDWIN - Groupe Galeries Lafayette - Groupe IDKids - Groupe Rossignol - Armani Group - H&M Group - Herno - Hirdaramani - House of Baukjen - IKKS - Inditex - J.Crew Group - Karl Lagerfeld - Kering - Mango - MF Brands - Moncler - Monoprix - Nike, Inc. - NOABrands - Nordstrom - OTB Group - Prada S.P.A. - Puma SE - Ralph Lauren - Safilo Group - Shahi Exports - Tapestry - Tendam - Texport - Umdasch - Valuence - Veste - Zadig & Voltaire - Zimmermann -
manifesto film thumbnail option 2

The Fashion pact journal

Sustainable fashion insights and resources, brought to you by the Fashion Pact community.

Cutting edge collective financing mechanism to decarbonise cotton production announces pilot results and plans to scale

Developed by The Fashion Pact and sustainability consultancy 2050 to ‘unlock’ barriers to decarbonising cotton and raw materials production, the Unlock Programme aims to provide a game-changing catalyst for increased adoption of lower-impact and regenerative farming practices globally. 25 brands have participated in the pilot phase, including J.Crew Group and House of Baukjen. The programme is funded in part by the Laudes Foundation.

Future Supplier Initiative: Launch of Bangladesh Cohort

Some of the world’s biggest fashion brands have joined forces to participate in an innovative initiative to decarbonise the fashion sector, with commitments from Bestseller, Gap Inc., H&M Group, and Mango for an initial programme in Bangladesh. 

Raising the Ambition for Nature

A fashion, textile and apparel sector primer on the first science-based targets for nature.
Get involved

Become a member

The challenges we face today cannot be solved by a single brand. Join the fashion industry’s biggest CEO-led sustainability initiative and let’s create a nature-positive, net zero fashion industry together.

How to engage
Skip to content