What She Makes Pledge

Update

Nearly 10 years ago, Oxfam Australia launched the What She Makes campaign. With hundreds of thousands of supporters like you, we demanded big clothing brands pay the women who make our clothes a living wage.

Together, we urged clothing companies to take the crucial next step in creating a fairer fashion industry. And it worked.

Thanks to What She Makes and Oxfam’s long history of working alongside garment workers:

• Almost all brands included in the campaign now publicly list their tier-one suppliers
• Several brands have undertaken separated labour costing and wage gap analysis and made increasingly detailed plans towards paying living wages
• Influenced 14 Australian brands and three international brands to adopt the Fire and Building Safety Accord, helping to improve factory safety in Bangladesh
• Lorna Jane became the first Australian brand involved in the campaign to ensure workers in its tier-one supply chain were paid a living wage

While What She Makes will no longer continue as a dedicated Oxfam Australia campaign, our commitment to labour rights remains. Oxfam Australia will continue our advocacy to government for responsible business laws that put human rights and living wages at the heart of supply chains. Thank you for your support.