It's very easy to know where our food is farmed, manufactured and even packaged, so why not who made our clothes? #whomadeyourclothes
well I'm very interested in you know kind of provenance clothing just caring about you know where your clothes are made it's important and that's really the message behind fashion revolution it's become very normal with food to care about where it's from and what they're eating and I think this should definitely translates also what you're wearing we trust that brands and high street retailers are making clothes and fashion ethically and they're not always there are things going on there should be we want to encourage chains and maybe vote with our feet a little bit and sort of say we want to know where our codes come from and if you're not going to fix your supply chain going to ensure that your clothes are made under standards then you are not going to buy them we're here inviting people to come in and experience what ethical fashion really means and try to rebrand that concept as something that is fashionable fun and easy to get involved with I'm kind of joining in by encouraging people to do the inside-out thing which has been a huge success I believe it's already trending on Twitter and then I'm down here it's designer Jumbo's kind of doing what I do best which is sort of playing around with clothes and they've got such an amazing selection of stuff here I think it's great to have another choice especially in this environment of everything being new this is so great to have things that are old and individual I just want people to look after their clothes and think about them and in Kassadin I think what you could do is get rid of your old clothes so somebody else could love them and they have a new life and be recycled you can love a jumper or on top or a jacket and you can love it for 5-10 years the rest of your life it's not kind of so trend Griffin don't just buy something in seeing it's disposable but just to think about the work that went into it it doesn't need to be so much this kind of really really really quick pace which I think leads to the fact that there are these awful conditions because the turn around and everything is going to be kind of pumped out.