During Fashion Revolution Week, the lives lost on that day are remembered and awareness is raised on the fashion industry’s biggest challenges. Fashion brands, customers, educators, etc., we all have a role to play.

WBDM supports many designers and brands that are conscious of social and environmental issues. Some are particularly committed and act at different levels of the product cycle. From the choice of raw materials, whether organic or recycled, to the manufacturing process, these collections are designed to encourage sustainable consumption, sometimes against the rhythm imposed by the seasons.

As promoter of Belgian fashion, WBDM would like to take this opportunity to shed light on a number of Belgian fashion brands who face some of these challenges.

Discover them!

• 1971 – transparency and environmentally friendly production for this men’s collection
• 42|54 – eco-conscious activewear
• Atelier Météor – recycled gold jewellery, made in Portugal
• Bonjour Maurice – a reversible wardrobe for kids, a committed approach to the product life cycle
• Façon Jacmin – eco-responsible collections based on denim
• Imprevu – a new seasonal rhythm for this ethical capsule collection
• No/an – high-quality, timeless and handmade leather bags
• Roxane Baines – ethical and timeless women’s collection
• Sé-em – read-to-wear for men and women that combines luxury and ethics
• Valentine Witmeur Lab – knitwear with certified and ecological materials