Fast Fashion and Ethical Business Practices

 
S2 Business Admin
 
Ethical Business –
Fast Fashion
 
Success Criteria
 
By working through the tasks and videos in this
unit.  I will be able to:
Describe what the term Fast Fashion means
Identify ways clothing businesses encourage
customers to buy more clothes and why
Consider the impact on the environment of
making clothes and disposing of clothes
Carry out research on ways the clothing
industry can be more environmentally friendly
 
Starter Activity
 
Think of your favourite clothes shop or clothing
brand.
Write a list (or draw a mind map) that lists all the
things that you like about the shop or brand.
 
Think about what you look for in your clothes and
then watch the following video about Fast Fashion
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLfNUD0-8ts
 
 
The main 
objective 
of a business is
to make a
 
All of your favourite clothing brands are a
business and ….
Sales – Costs = Profit
 
In order to make more profit the
business must….
 
Make more 
sales
 
OR
 
Reduce their 
costs
 
What is Fast Fashion?
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR7bXsoNwwE
1.
How do the fast fashion brands keep people
buying clothes?
2.
Why do the clothing brands want you to keep
buying clothes?
3.
How do the clothing brands keep their costs
down?
4.
If they keep costs low, what does that mean for
you as a customer?
 
Where do all the clothes go?
 
THINK
What do you do with all your old clothes?
Do you know where they go and what
happens when you no longer want them?
 
Is Fast Fashion bad for
the environment?
https://www.bbc.co.uk
/news/av/business-
51243912/fast-
fashion-can-it-ever-be-
ethical-and-cheap
Business Opportunity
 
Some businesses 
may 
make a decision 
to use
SUSTAINABLE materials and encouarge
customers to recycle their clothes. T
his means
that they will get a 
good reputation 
for
being an ethical business
Customers will be 
loyal
 and more likely to buy
from a business that they think is ethical
 
Future Fabrics
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07ktc8g/fashion-
conscious-future-fabrics
   7 mins
1.
What does it mean if a material or fabric is
SUSTAINABLE?
2.
What is the social or environmental cost of using
materials that are not sustainable?
3.
Do you agree that the manufacturer (the maker) of the
clothes should pay for damage to the environment that
happens when materials are produced?
4.
If the manufacturer (maker) does have to pay for
damage, what will happen to the COST of the material?
So what will happen to the PRICE you pay for clothes?
5.
Would you be willing to pay more for clothes if they were
made from sustainable fabric? Why/why not?
 
Research and Present Task
 
R
e
s
e
a
r
c
h
Carry out research on a clothing brand that you know.  How
do they protect the environment?  
For example, H&M
encourages customers to bring in old clothes, Primark use
paper bags which can be recycled etc.
A
c
t
i
v
i
t
y
Design an advertising poster for a fashion business
 that
takes steps to protect the environment
. 
Maybe they use
sustainable or organic materials or perhaps they
encourage customers to bring in old clothes for recyclying.
Your advert should use their ethical approach as a
marketing 
opportunity 
and attract customers who care
about the environment
Email the finished advert to your teacher
 
Link with literacy
 
You could read the following article from the
Guardian.
This is a good source of information because it is
well known and will be fact checked.
Reading newspaper articles from quality
newspapers will help develop your language skills.
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2020/apr/0
7/fast-fashion-speeding-toward-environmental-
disaster-report-warns
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Explore the impact of Fast Fashion on the environment, how clothing businesses promote excessive consumption, and ways the industry can be more environmentally friendly. Delve into the strategies used by brands to drive sales, minimize costs, and consider the implications for consumers. Reflect on the lifecycle of clothes and the importance of sustainable materials in creating a more ethical fashion industry. Watch insightful videos and engage in activities to deepen your understanding of these key concepts.

  • Fast Fashion
  • Ethical Business
  • Environment
  • Sustainable Materials
  • Clothing Industry

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  1. S2 Business Admin Ethical Business Fast Fashion

  2. Success Criteria By working through the tasks and videos in this unit. I will be able to: Describe what the term Fast Fashion means Identify ways clothing businesses encourage customers to buy more clothes and why Consider the impact on the environment of making clothes and disposing of clothes Carry out research on ways the clothing industry can be more environmentally friendly

  3. Starter Activity Think of your favourite clothes shop or clothing brand. Write a list (or draw a mind map) that lists all the things that you like about the shop or brand. Think about what you look for in your clothes and then watch the following video about Fast Fashion https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLfNUD0-8ts

  4. All of your favourite clothing brands are a business and . The main objective of a business is to make a

  5. Sales Costs = Profit

  6. In order to make more profit the business must . Make more sales OR Reduce their costs

  7. What is Fast Fashion? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fR7bXsoNwwE 1. How do the fast fashion brands keep people buying clothes? 2. Why do the clothing brands want you to keep buying clothes? 3. How do the clothing brands keep their costs down? 4. If they keep costs low, what does that mean for you as a customer?

  8. Where do all the clothes go? THINK What do you do with all your old clothes? Do you know where they go and what happens when you no longer want them?

  9. Is Fast Fashion bad for the environment? https://www.bbc.co.uk /news/av/business- 51243912/fast- fashion-can-it-ever-be- ethical-and-cheap

  10. Business Opportunity Some businesses may make a decision to use SUSTAINABLE materials and encouarge customers to recycle their clothes. This means that they will get a good reputation for being an ethical business Customers will be loyal and more likely to buy from a business that they think is ethical

  11. Future Fabrics https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p07ktc8g/fashion- conscious-future-fabrics 7 mins 1. What does it mean if a material or fabric is SUSTAINABLE? 2. What is the social or environmental cost of using materials that are not sustainable? 3. Do you agree that the manufacturer (the maker) of the clothes should pay for damage to the environment that happens when materials are produced? 4. If the manufacturer (maker) does have to pay for damage, what will happen to the COST of the material? So what will happen to the PRICE you pay for clothes? 5. Would you be willing to pay more for clothes if they were made from sustainable fabric? Why/why not?

  12. Research and Present Task Research Carry out research on a clothing brand that you know. How do they protect the environment? For example, H&M encourages customers to bring in old clothes, Primark use paper bags which can be recycled etc. Activity Design an advertising poster for a fashion business that takes steps to protect the environment. Maybe they use sustainable or organic materials or perhaps they encourage customers to bring in old clothes for recyclying. Your advert should use their ethical approach as a marketing opportunity and attract customers who care about the environment Email the finished advert to your teacher

  13. Link with literacy You could read the following article from the Guardian. This is a good source of information because it is well known and will be fact checked. Reading newspaper articles from quality newspapers will help develop your language skills. https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2020/apr/0 7/fast-fashion-speeding-toward-environmental- disaster-report-warns

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