Join the Fashion Revolution
By Alex Berryman

This week (April 19-24, 2021) is Fashion Revolution week! Each year, during this week, companies and individuals all around the world take a stand for more equitable treatment for garment manufacturing workers and more environmentally sustainable practices by the industry. Fashion Revolution is a movement advocating "for a clean, safe, fair, transparent and accountable fashion industry". This year, Fashion Revolution is focusing especially focusing on the relationship of the fashion industry and its impact on the environment, especially emphasizing the impact of making and dyeing textiles by using the hashtag #whomademyfabric.
Now more than ever is the time to recognize our power in changing the industry. Join us in becoming a Fashion Revolutionary!

Its Origin
Fashion Revolution started after the Rana Plaza complex collapsed in Bangladesh in 2013, killing over 1,100 people. This elevated the conversation around the need for transparency in supply chains and how consumers can affect change. We believe that with increased transparency, brands and consumers can identify whether or not people are being exploited in the supply chain or if the environment is being harmed. Fashion Revolution aims to restructure the fashion industry to value people and the environment.
How Purnaa has Joined the Revolution

We are Transparent
We are proud of our impact and want to tell our story! While still following strict COVID-19 safety policies, our facility is open for tours to anyone that wants to come. Come see the healthy work environment we maintain. If you are a brand or even just curious, we will be happy to show you around
We also love to tell the story of who made your clothes. We feature individual stories and interviews of our staff, knowing they each have their own story to tell. Check out our interviews to know more.

We Care for our Environment
We know firsthand how connected we all are to the environment. Therefore we conserve resources and produce ethically so that we can continue enjoying its natural beauty well into the future. We use environmentally friendly fabrics in our products, such as organic cotton, bamboo, and vegetable dyed leather. We also up-cycle overstock fabric. Whenever possible we use leftover fabric from a project to make a whole new product. In the past year, we have partnered with Doko to