5 New Ethical Fashion Books to Read in 2018

It’s been a while since we brought you a reading list. So if you’ve already ready everything on 10 Must Read Books About Ethical Fashion or The Top 10 Books on Sustainable Fashion we have a fresh and easy list for you to click to buy today and get your 2018 off to a motivated and educated head start. ​

1 | Magnifeco: Your Head to Toe Guide to Ethical Fashion and Non-Toxic Beauty
Kate Black, Founder and Editor in Chief of Magnifeco, the digital source for eco-fashion and sustainable living breaks down the ethical fashion world for you. From clothes to beauty she uncovers dirt and recommends easy ways to shift your daily life.

2 | Social Responsibility in the Global Apparel Industry
Marsha Dickson, Suzanne Loker, and Molly Eckman breakdown a jam packed guide on social responsibility in fashion. First introducing the social and environmental issues we have then an analysis on how we can increase our social responsibility through the collective choices we make from within the industry.

3 | Ethics in the Fashion Industry: Studio Access Card
What even is right and wrong in fashion?  Authors V Ann Paulins and Julie L Hillery dive deep into the issues of the fashion industry from counterfeit goods, shoplifting, sweatshop labor, provocative advertising and more and how they affect our decisions and perceptions as employees and how we can make the change and improve the industry.

4 | T-Shirt: One Small Item, One Giant Impact
How many people does it take to make a simple t-shirt? We begin to scratch the surface in our old blog post here: How Many Garment Workers Made My Shirt, but to truly dive deep with author Troth Wells and understand just how connected and far reaching our industry is, get this book and block out some cozy coffee reading time.

5 | Sewing Hope: How One Factory Challenges the Apparel Industry’s Sweatshops
Finally the book we’ve been waiting for. Take a exclusive look inside a factory making bold changes to challenge the status quo of sweatshops in the apparel industry. Sarah Adler-Milstein takes you to an unexpected place to discover a business model that is proven and replicable for all factories.

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