ZARA
INTRODUCTION
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Zara, flagship brand of the Inditex Group, has gained a reputation as the ultimate destination for European fashion, with more than 2,200 stores in 96 countries, leading at a 3.37 billion euros in profit in 2017. But just how ethical is Zara? How is this fast fashion giant impacting on people and the planet? Let's discuss some of them.
As my perception the brand ZARA, they are well concern about the society mostly to people, animals, planet,etc.
HUMAN BEINGS (PEOPLE)
- Zara allows to know, how their products are made.
- They totally prohibit unwanted activities like forced labour and discrimination in the workplace.
- They are strongly against child labour, who are under 16 age.
- They are much polite to their workers and supplier for their hard work.
- The brand have given A+ in policies, auditing and supplier relations by the workers and supplier.
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Zara, flagship brand of the Inditex Group, has gained a reputation as the ultimate destination for European fashion, with more than 2,200 stores in 96 countries, leading at a 3.37 billion euros in profit in 2017. But just how ethical is Zara? How is this fast fashion giant impacting on people and the planet? Let's discuss some of them.
As my perception the brand ZARA, they are well concern about the society mostly to people, animals, planet,etc.
HUMAN BEINGS (PEOPLE)
- Zara allows to know, how their products are made.
- They totally prohibit unwanted activities like forced labour and discrimination in the workplace.
- They are strongly against child labour, who are under 16 age.
- They are much polite to their workers and supplier for their hard work.
- The brand have given A+ in policies, auditing and supplier relations by the workers and supplier.
ANIMALS
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- Zara includes a strict ban on angora and fur.
- They have also banned on stocking products tested on animal.
- They mostly use the wool from non-mulesed sheep.
- To support rural communities, their clothes are made with organic cotton and sustainable materials.
- Zara was world's first clothing company to receive the World Fair Trade product mark.
- World Fair Trade Organisation is for developing world to produce ethical and eco fashion.
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ReplyDeleteActually i don't want to make much mess by writing more and more.This are the few information about the ethical issues of zara
DeleteThoughtfully written ....information is sufficient and appropriate . Keep going..
ReplyDeleteThank you for your concern.
DeleteWell,I am impressed that you are concerned about the societal value and so have you mentioned the facts about the clothing brand.
ReplyDeleteYeah exactly.Thanks for your appreciation.
DeleteThe idea of caring for our planet may seem like self-evident common sense to the indigenous tribes of the world who live in close connection to the Earth. So I liked the idea that you mentioned about any brand that is so environment friendly.
ReplyDeleteYeah moreover our society is much concerned about the planet so i have taken planet over there in the brand.
DeleteIs Zara model sustainable??
ReplyDeleteNo they are not sustainable now but they are working on it , which might take 5-6 years.I hope you got your expecting answer.
DeleteIs Zara ethical fashion?
ReplyDeleteIt depends because some knows the fashion like wearing short pants,short skirt,crop tops,etc is ethically right for them but people who don't know about this fashions they says it unethical .I hope this made you clear about the question you asked to me.
DeleteWhat if any child age of 15 tries to work for their factory and he will ask the half of the wage of others getting?
ReplyDeleteNo,whoever want to join the factory they have show their birth certificate which shows the age of the person who wants to do the job.As per talking about spending on workers ZARA is not a small company its a well known brand all over the world they provide better wages to each and everyone working over there.
DeleteAs you stated they are using non-mulesed sheep,what does it means?
ReplyDeleteActual meaning of mulesing is the removal of strips of wool-bearing skin from around the breech of a sheep to prevent the parasitic infection flystrike. To overcome this they are taking non-mulesed sheep.
DeleteZara made an unethical conduct few years back regarding their reductive fashionwears. Their ethichs towards their customers lack in a few places. And how astounding it is that ZARA is just one of the examples. There r millions more to know.
ReplyDeleteIt was 2017, Zara was accused to sell reductive clothes in their showroom.Well, after a month it was dismissed as a wrong information conduct and lack in QC department's final checks
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