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more sustainable fashion, both today and tomorrow.
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Sandblasting is a technique used to give garments a used or worn-out look. However, unprotected use of this technique can mean serious health risks to workers. In 2010, H&M enforced a ban on sandblasting for all products. Find out more about this.
All for Children is a unique five-year collaboration project between H&M and UNICEF. The aim is to protect children's rights in cotton producing areas in Tamil Nadu, India. Want to find out more? Watch, listen and read about this project and what else we do to strengthen communities.
The Dutch organisation GoedeWaar just published the results of their annual "Kledingchecker" (garment checker). In this benchmark they rank around 325 different fashion brands against their sustainability efforts, based on a detailed questionnaire and the opinions of various experts. Read more here.
H&M is committed to transparent reporting on its sustainability performance. In our latest Conscious* Actions Sustainability Report 2010 you can read details about our sustainability strategy and how far we have come in our work towards fulfilling our commitments.
