The Hidden Truth Behind Your Clothes
Join us for an eye opening Lunch & Learn session on June 6th, where PA Fibershed co-founder Rachel Higgins will guide us through the hidden truths of the fashion industry. During this session, we'll explore crucial topics such as understanding the true origins of our clothes, strategies for avoiding brands that exploit their workers, the widespread presence of toxic chemicals in our garments, and the extensive ramifications of fast fashion on both our health and the environment. Additionally, we'll shed light on the fate of returned clothing and much more.
Gain invaluable insights into the challenges plaguing the fashion industry and emerge equipped with the knowledge to make conscientious and sustainable choices in your clothing consumption. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your understanding and be part of the change towards a more ethical and responsible future.
This Lunch & Learn session is free to join, with a suggested donation of $5-$10. Your contribution helps compensate future speakers for their valuable time and expertise. Scroll down👇 to reserve your spot today!
About the Presenter
Rachel Higgins
Rachel Higgins, co-founder of PA Fibershed, is a passionate advocate for circular fashion and brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the sustainable fashion movement. Armed with a Bachelor of Science in Fashion Design & Merchandising from Drexel University and a Master's Degree of Professional Studies in Business of Fashion from LIM, she is well-prepared to drive change in the fashion industry.
Rachel’s dedication to fashion education led her to a teaching position in the Design & Merchandising Program at Drexel University, where she imparts her insights and passion to the next generation of fashion professionals.
In addition to her role at Drexel, Rachel plays a crucial part in the Philadelphia fashion community. She leads the Sustainability Committee for the Philadelphia Fashion and Garments Task Force, contributing to sustainability initiatives in the local fashion industry. As a co-founder of PA Fibershed, she is instrumental in advancing sustainable and circular fashion practices, making a lasting impact on the industry and the community.
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