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Use this form to select the LBL materials available by post. Materials are provided free of charge, but we include an optional invoice based on the costs indicated here.

Action materials

Action update

Regularly updated, multi-purpose action cards.  Usually they contain some background information,  three or four postcards to send to companies on current issues or live cases, and a card to send back to LBL and get more involved. £2 per 10.

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Action pack

Contains a selection of LBL materials and action sheets with advice to help you put pressure on companies.  Free of charge.

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Labour behind the label introductory leaflet

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'Take a stand on fashion' action card

Our latest action tool for consumers. Staple a receipt or label from your last clothes shop to one of the tear-off cards and send it off to the company you bought it from. Includes a list of the major high street chains' addresses. Postcard size. 50p per 10.

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'Fila fails on fair play' action card

Complete and return action card to send to Fila UK, asking FIla to take action on workers' rights. A5 size. 50p per 10.

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Reports and background information

Latest Bulletin

More in-depth articles and updates on the campaign.  Send free to members, and published twice a year. A4, 8 pages.  50p each.

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Let's Clean Up Fashion: 2007 update

It's over a decade, since consumers, workers and campaigners began calling on fashion brands to make sure the workers who produce the clothes they sell are paid a living wage. For two years in a row, Labour Behind the Label has interrogated the biggest players in the fashion industry, to see what progress has been made.  Based on evidence from partners in-country, written submissions from 23 companies, and meetings with 11 companies, it is the most comprehensive study of the case for and progress towards a living wage for the labour behind the labels. A4 size, 20 pages. 50p each.

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Let's Clean Up Fashion 2006

For over a decade, consumers, workers and campaigners have been calling on fashion brands to make sure the workers who produce the clothes they sell are paid a living wage. At the start of 2006, Labour Behind the Label decided it was time to check in with the fashion industry, to see what progress has been made. This report presents the results of our investigation, revealing who is - and isn’t - doing what.. A4 size, 80 pages. £2.50 each.

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Who Pays for Cheap Clothes

This report asks what impact the trend for 'fast fashion' is having on workers' rights. Focusing on four companies, Asda, Tesco, Primark and Matalan, it challenges these retailers to ensure that workers are not paying for our cheap clothes with their human rights. A5 size, 44 pages. £1.50 each.

Sweet FA: Football Associations, workers' rights, and the World Cup

Made by Women: Gender, the Global Garment Industry and the movement for Women Workers' Rights

This publication from by the CCC International Secretariat includes feature articles on important themes relating to gender and labour rights and 17 profiles of women involved in different ways in the movement for garment workers' rights. 126 pages. £1.50 each.

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'Fila fails on fair play' briefing

FILA describes itself as more concerned with the person than the champion . The young women producing its goods, however, report working conditions that show little concern for their right to live full and dignified lives. May 2005. A4 size, four pages. £2 per 10.
Fila briefing

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