France Just Made Fashion History: Regulating Fast Fashion

On June 10, 2025, France’s Senate approved a groundbreaking bill regulating fast fashion, making it the first major fashion capital to take legislative action toward sustainability.

France is leading the charge! This move targets ultra-fast fashion giants like Shein and Temu, aiming to hold the industry accountable for its environmental impact.

What the bill does:

  • Bans ads for ultra-cheap clothing and limits influencer promotions.

  • Adds eco-fees to low-cost, high-volume items.

  • Requires transparency on each brand’s environmental footprint.

Why it matters:
This law paves the way for sustainable practices, encourages brands to take responsibility, and sets a powerful precedent for other countries to follow. It shifts the narrative — showing that fashion’s future must be circular, conscious, and accountable.

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