Description
Immerse yourself in the opaque world of the fashion industry and get tips for your sustainable consumption. Who doesn't know it? We stroll through the city, surf the internet, and suddenly we've discovered one or the other great piece of clothing. And since it's even discounted, it's: Grab it immediately! If it doesn't fit, it can be returned, right? What fundamentally influences our consumption behavior on the environment and the people involved? According to research, the fashion industry causes between two and eight percent of global carbon emissions, dyeing textiles is the second-largest water polluter worldwide, and the social standards of the seamstresses are often still far from a livelihood-sustaining level. With two experts, David Hachfeld from Public Eye and Dario Grünenfelder from Muntagnard, we delve into the fashion jungle. We reveal the main problems of the fashion industry and learn more about the opaque online trade. Then it’s practical. Using the company Muntagnard as an example, we deepen the possibilities of circular economy and what sustainable fashion entails. With useful tips on how we can actively participate in the fashion sector ourselves, we start an open Q&A session for all interested. A webinar for everyone who wants to dress consciously and learn more. The webinar is held in cooperation with Public Eye. Equipment
Laptop/Tablet for the online event. If participating via mobile phone, the Teams app is required.
Highlights
- Experts David Hachfeld and Dario Grünenfelder
- Focus on sustainable fashion and circular economy
- Open Q&A session for all interested
General Information
The webinar "Clear View of the Fashion Jungle" highlights the impacts of the fashion industry on the environment and society. Participants will receive valuable tips for sustainable consumption and learn more about the challenges in online trade.
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October 2026
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