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Slow Fashion

Contrary to fast fashion industrial practices, slow fashion involves local artisans and the use of eco-friendly materials, reducing social and environmental damages.

Why It's Cool?!

How to Get There?

Education & Certifications

B.S. Sustainable Fashion Design

Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) – SUNY

Four-year degree covering sustainable textile sourcing, circular design, ethical supply chain, and slow fashion business models.

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Internships

Sustainability & Circular Fashion Intern

Environmental Defense Fund (EDF)

Work alongside EDF teams on sustainable supply chain and circular economy initiatives, including slow fashion and materials research that supports reduced textile waste.

Mentors

Orsola de Castro

Co-Founder, Fashion Revolution

Global slow fashion thought leader; author of 'Loved Clothes Last'; speaks at fashion sustainability conferences.

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Mentorship Network

Remake – Fashion Accountability Network

Advocacy and education network for ethical fashion professionals with mentorship connections through their ambassador program.

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Carry Somers

Co-Founder, Fashion Revolution

Co-founder of the world's largest fashion activism movement; keynote speaker and media figure.

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Mentorship Network

Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC)

Industry alliance with professional development resources and networking for sustainable fashion practitioners.

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