join the #WhoMadeMyClothes campaign

We’re calling on you to help expose the hidden truths in the fashion industry. Demand transparency from the brands you love by asking one simple question: #WhoMadeMyClothes?

The fashion industry is one of the most vulnerable to forced labour. From factory floors to cotton fields, garment workers endure low wages, gruelling hours, and unsafe conditions. Nearly 20% of the world’s cotton is still linked to the forced labour of Uyghurs and other Turkic and Muslim-majority groups.

Together, we can make fashion a force for good. Let’s make our voices heard.

Just copy and paste the email or social media post below and send it to your favourite brands.

Email Subject: Who made my clothes?  

Dear [brand name], 

As a customer who values ethical fashion, I’m writing to ask: Who made my clothes? 

With millions of workers trapped in forced labour globally, your brand has a responsibility to ensure that no one is exploited in the making of your products – from your own factories to those of your suppliers and beyond. The Fashion industry continues to be one of the most at-risk industries; it’s unacceptable that nearly 20% of the world’s cotton continues to be linked to forced labour of Uyghurs and other Turkic and Muslim majority groups. 

I urge you to be transparent about your supply chains, take accountability, and ensure your goods are produced without modern slavery at any stage. This includes: 

• Identifying the risks of slavery practices in your supply chains and taking every step you can to address them – including taking a look at your own business model and purchasing practices. 

• Ensure fair wages and safe working conditions for all workers at every stage of production. 

• Going beyond the bare minimum, ensuring tackling slavery in your supply chains is a core value in your business practices. 

I want to support brands that respect for human rights. 

Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your response. 

Best regards, 

[Your name]  

Or use our sample social media post/tweet:

Who made my clothes? Fashion brands must ensure their goods aren’t made with forced labour. I’m calling on [@BrandName] to take accountability and ensure fair working conditions at every stage of their supply chain. 

 Let’s #EndModernSlavery in fashion! @AntiSlavery #WhoMadeMyClothes #FashionWeek

How to find the email and social media handles of the brand:

Email: Visit the fashion brand’s official website. Most brands list their contact information, including social media handles and email addresses, under sections like “Contact Us,” “About Us,” or in the footer of the homepage.

Social media handle: You can also search for the brand directly on popular social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter (X), Facebook, TikTok, and LinkedIn. Brands often have verified accounts with a blue checkmark, making it easier to identify official pages.