Kering Leads Fashion Sustainability Pact, Uniqlo Launches a Magazine
Major fashion brands have come together to sign a new sustainability pact. Led by Kering, the Fashion G7 Pact will be presented at the G7 summit.
Source: fashionweekdaily.com
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