Honest, Not Perfect
Honest, Not Perfect
Podcast Description
Welcome to Source's podcast - Honest, Not Perfect - the podcast for sustainability pros in retail focusing on progress, not perfection. We’re all about real talk on making retail greener, making sourcing more ethical and keeping the industry to account. Suzanne Ellingham, Event Director at Source and Jack Stratten from Insider Trends have partnered up to talk to the industry’s big thinkers and disruptors on the stories, strategies, and solutions shaping the future of responsible retail
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The podcast centers around themes of sustainable practices in retail, ethical sourcing, and industry accountability. Key episodes include discussions on innovative business models such as a clothing company that exclusively uses existing garments, as well as dialogues on balancing sustainability with profitability, featuring experts like Neil Amer and Sara Allbright. Another episode focuses on risk management strategies in the context of global uncertainties, highlighting the practical navigation of sustainability priorities.

Welcome to Source’s podcast – Honest, Not Perfect – the podcast for sustainability pros in retail focusing on progress, not perfection. We’re all about real talk on making retail greener, making sourcing more ethical and keeping the industry to account. Suzanne Ellingham, Event Director at Source and Jack Stratten from Insider Trends have partnered up to talk to the industry’s big thinkers and disruptors on the stories, strategies, and solutions shaping the future of responsible retail
The UK fashion industry is facing a growing talent drain as emerging designers struggle with rising costs, limited support and increasing pressure to achieve overnight success. We’re joined by Bernie Yates, Knowledge Exchange Lead for Fashion at Central Saint Martins, to explore how the industry can nurture creative talent and build careers that last. We discuss the need to rebalance creativity and technology, bring risk-taking back into fashion, and strengthen connections between designers, textile producers and UK manufacturers. From local materials and micro-factories to education, investment and policy reform, we ask what it will take to create a more resilient, sustainable and creatively ambitious future for British fashion.

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