Support Stitched Up’s challenge and show solidarity with garment workers around the world.
During the month of July we will be walking 57.75 miles to build up the distance from London to Dhaka.
Bangladesh is the world’s second largest garment exporter and yet garment workers in Dhaka still face poverty wages, unsafe conditions, and exploitation. It would take a skilled textile worker over 2,500 years to earn what the CEO of Victoria’s Secret earned in 2024 alone.
We are doing this to show solidarity with garment workers all over the world who face poverty wages, long hours, forced overtime, unsafe working conditions, sexual, physical and verbal abuse, repression of trade union rights and short term contracts.
Fashion is an industry built on exploitation and growing under a lack of transparency that makes holding brands accountable difficult. Labour Behind the Label are dedicated to changing this and so are Stitched Up. One mile at a time.
Your support can help make a difference. Together, we can push for a fashion industry built on dignity, fair wages, and safe working environments.
Please support our challenge and stand with garment workers around the world!
