Naughty or Nice 2022
Which of your favourite Canadian fashion brands have been Naughty or Nice this year?
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A Living Wage is a Basic Human Right
In the midst of today’s cost of living crisis, every worker deserves to be paid a living wage. This holiday season, we want to know which Canadian fashion brands are acting “Naughty” or “Nice” on the issue of living wages for the women who make our clothes.
We’re demanding Canadian fashion brands stand with the women who make our clothes and improve the working conditions of the millions of garment workers who toil in factories to meet their clothing orders.
If fashion brands paid living wages, the women who make our clothes, and their families, would no longer be struggling in poverty. However, this year, none of the brands is fully on its way to ensuring living wages in supplier factories.
Which brands have made a real commitment to a living wage, and who is lagging behind? Our first annual Naughty or Nice List reveals how Joe Fresh, Lululemon, Aritzia, Herschel Supply Co. and Roots stack up.
![oxfam-ca-naughty-nice-2022 The infographic provides a ranking of Canadian fashion brands’ progress in providing living wages to garment workers. The title reads Naughty or Nice 2022. Below this, is a stacked chart listing the Canadian fashion brands targeted by Oxfam Canada. The 4 rankings are as follows : Naughty, A Bit Naughty, Almost Nice and Nice. The 5 brands listed are as follows : Lululemon, Aritzia, Joe Fresh, Herschel Supply Co. and Roots. The rankings are as follows : Almost Nice, Lululemon A Bit Naughty, Aritzia and Joe Fresh Naughty, Herschel Supply Co. and Roots Below the stacked chart is a title that reads : How we measure Canadian fashion brands. Below this are two paragraphs explaining the two milestones used to measure the progress of Canadian fashion brands. The first milestone is ‘Making a commitment to pay living wages’. The second milestone is ‘Being transparent about their supply chain’. On the left hand side of the footer is the Oxfam Canada logo along with the What She Makes campaign logo. On the right hand side of the footer is the URL to the campaign website.](https://oxfamcanada.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/oxfam-ca-naughty-nice-2022.jpg)
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Make Some Noise
Tweet the brands to tell them how they did this year.
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