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  • ✇The Guardian
  • Stella McCartney launches sustainable collection with H&M
    British designer aims to bring eco-friendly awareness to the high street in second collection with retailerStella McCartney, the luxury fashion designer who refuses to use leather, fur or feathers, is returning to the high street for a sustainable collection with H&M.The collaboration between the British designer and the Swedish retail company will go on sale in May. Continue reading...
     

Stella McCartney launches sustainable collection with H&M

16. April 2026 um 08:00

British designer aims to bring eco-friendly awareness to the high street in second collection with retailer

Stella McCartney, the luxury fashion designer who refuses to use leather, fur or feathers, is returning to the high street for a sustainable collection with H&M.

The collaboration between the British designer and the Swedish retail company will go on sale in May.

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© Photograph: Stella McCartney H&M

© Photograph: Stella McCartney H&M

© Photograph: Stella McCartney H&M

  • ✇The Guardian
  • Justice for Jeyasre: how a brutal murder led to a better deal for garment workers in India
    After a 21-year-old employee was raped and killed by her supervisor in 2021, campaigners ensured conditions at the factory were overhauled. But its order book never recoveredAsk the women working at Natchi Apparels in the historic city of Dindigul in Tamil Nadu and many will describe the turnaround in their working conditions in the garment factory over the past five years as extraordinary.On 5 January 2021 the decomposing body of Jeyasre Kathiravel, a 21-year-old Dalit woman who was an employee
     

Justice for Jeyasre: how a brutal murder led to a better deal for garment workers in India

14. Januar 2026 um 05:00

After a 21-year-old employee was raped and killed by her supervisor in 2021, campaigners ensured conditions at the factory were overhauled. But its order book never recovered

Ask the women working at Natchi Apparels in the historic city of Dindigul in Tamil Nadu and many will describe the turnaround in their working conditions in the garment factory over the past five years as extraordinary.

On 5 January 2021 the decomposing body of Jeyasre Kathiravel, a 21-year-old Dalit woman who was an employee of Natchi, then an H&M Group supplier, was found on a strip of farmland a few miles from her village after she failed to return home following a shift on New Year’s Day.

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© Photograph: Courtesy of TTCU

© Photograph: Courtesy of TTCU

© Photograph: Courtesy of TTCU

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