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Sydney is a design and merchandise collaboration brand that brings together creative design and quality products. The company partners with artists and designers to create limited-edition merchandise that reflects contemporary aesthetics and innovative design principles.

CCI Score

CCI Score: Sydney

-53.84

0.23%

Latest Event

Ethical Fashion Report on Garment Workers' Living Wages

A recent report surveying 120 Australian fashion brands reveals that only one pays a living wage to its garment workers. This highlights widespread deficiencies in labor practices across the fashion industry. Although Sydney is not explicitly cited among the positive performers, operating within this industry suggests potential involvement in similar exploitative labor practices, raising concerns about its commitment to human rights.

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Sydney is currently rated as a Quisling.

-44 to -59 CCI Score
These companies are fully aligned with authoritarian regimes. They not only support but also enforce oppressive policies, playing a significant role in the regime’s operational apparatus and contributing directly to its consolidation of power.

Latest Events

  • Ethical Fashion Report on Garment Workers' Living Wages Logo
    OCT
    17
    2022
    Ethical Fashion Report on Garment Workers' Living Wages

    -53.84

    A recent report surveying 120 Australian fashion brands reveals that only one pays a living wage to its garment workers. This highlights widespread deficiencies in labor practices across the fashion industry. Although Sydney is not explicitly cited among the positive performers, operating within this industry suggests potential involvement in similar exploitative labor practices, raising concerns about its commitment to human rights.

  • -70

    Labor Relations and Human Rights Practices

    March 18

    The ethical fashion report reveals that a vast majority of surveyed Australian fashion brands fail to pay a living wage to garment workers. Given Sydney's role in the fashion industry, it is inferred that similar labor relations issues may be present, thereby contributing indirectly to systemic exploitation which can reinforce authoritarian economic structures.

    Only one of these fashion brands pays its garment workers a fair wage