Are the people
who make
your clothes
paid enough
to live on?

Find out which apparel and footwear brands pay their workers a Living Wage.

 
of surveyed brands aren't paying garment workers
a living wage
Wide living wage gaps leave workers unable to meet their basic needs
Brands Surveyed

Find out which apparel and footwear brands pay their workers a Living Wage.

Supply Chain Transparency
Living Wage Paid
Living Wage Action Plan
Public Commitment on Living Wages
Discloses Freedom of Association & Collective Bargaining Coverage
Brand (brands owned) Headquarters
Living Wages
Not poverty wages
The majority of garment workers are unable to afford life's basic necessities. Fair pay for labour is a fundamental human right, but none of the biggest fashion brands pay garment workers a wage they can live on.
End
Gendered Pay

60% of garment workers are women. They are routinely paid less than their male counterparts. Gender inequality is deeply rooted in the industry's power imbalance, and gendered pay has a direct link to verbal, physical and sexual assault.

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Your voice has power

Your support makes our work possible. It's time brands take responsibility for the lives of the people who make our clothes. As consumers, we have power. When we speak, brands listen. Ask brands to pay a #LivingWageNow to ensure your clothes are no longer made with exploitation.

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