Did you know the women in Bangladesh who make our clothes get paid as little as $173 a month? Download our FREE eBook to uncover the ugly truth behind fast fashion and how together, we can create a fairer fashion industry.

The latest Oxfam and Monash University research takes a deep dive into the unethical purchasing practices of Australia’s leading fashion brands, and the profound impact on the women who make our clothes.

Groundbreaking research from Oxfam showing the impact that low wages has on the lives of the people who make our clothes. (February 2019)

No time for the full report? Check out this summary of Made in Poverty: The True Price of Fashion (February 2019)

Oxfam provides the opportunity for brands named in ‘Made in Poverty’ to respond. Their responses can be found here.

A companion report to ‘Made in Poverty’ by Oxfam in Vietnam (February 2019)

Read our powerful report on just how little the women in the garment industry make. (October 2017)

Read our powerful report on just how little the women in the garment industry make. (October 2017)

Want to know how Deloitte calculated living wages? Read their background report for Oxfam. (October 2017).

Want to get into the detail of living wages? Use this handy Q&A.

Companies say all sorts of things when confronted with poverty wages. Here’s a Q&A to help you answer all the tricky questions.

Check out Oxfam’s global report on inequality ((January 2018).

No time for the full report, check out this summary of Oxfam’s 2018 global report on inequality (January 2018).

Our Fact Sheet on Inequality in Australia – and how Australian fashion supply chains play a part (January 2018).