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Megan Doyle

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London
As seen in: Ecocult, Substack, Harper's Bazaar (UK), American Express Business Trends and Insights, GlobeNewswire, Yahoo, Refinery29 UK, Yahoo Life UK, Fashionista, The Titian Thread, Vogue Business and
Covers:  supply chain traceability, fashion tech, garment worker rights, textile innovation, consumer psychology, shopping culture, and much more
Doesn't Cover: Fashion trends and shopping pages
Sustainable Fashion Journalist 🌱Words in: Harper's Bazaar, BoF, Vogue Business, Fashionista, EcoCult & more. Subscribe to my newsletter below!

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Megan Doyle is an Australian-born, London-based sustainable fashion journalist and consultant.

As a journalist, she has contributed to print and online publications around the world, including the Business of Fashion, Refinery29 UK, Fashionista, Glossy, Monocle magazine, Grazia UK, Luxury Society, and others.

She is a contributor for Harper’s Bazaar UK, a contributing editor for EcoCult and a Remake ambassador. Megan has moderated panel discussions for organisations like the Global Fashion Age…

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Stories || Megan Doyle || Fashion Journalist, Consultant and Copywriter

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Megan Doyle is a sustainable fashion journalist and consultant who has written for consumer and industry-faci…

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When Owning the Factory Doesn’t Automatically Mean Accountability

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By Megan Doyle
| Hertzman Global Intelligence
In an industry reliant on flexible, margin-focused relationships between brands and their suppliers, it’s a rare occurrence that a fashion company would own its factories. For those few that do, it’s a source of pride and a symbol of commitment to and responsibility for its products and the people who make them.
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What Has a Decade of Sustainable Fashion Really Achieved? More Than You Think

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By Megan Doyle
| Good On You
Despite frustrating setbacks, the past decade has also seen measurable wins that are easy to miss amid the many negative headlines. As Good On You marks its 10th anniversary, this deep dive from journalist Megan Doyle looks at 10 concrete signs of progress. Where sustainability is at in 2025 I’ve lost count of the number of conversations I’ve had with other journalists and industry peers who feel worn down and disenfranchised by the snail’s pace of progress in the sustainable fashion space.
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December in Fashion, Condensed.

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By Megan Doyle
| The Titian Thread
Hello there, Happy New Year! It’s a long newsletter rounding up December, so I’ll keep my introduction short and sweet. In the past two years for the end of year newsletter, I’ve tapped fashion industry experts for their hopes and predictions of the year ahead — you can read 2024’s edition here. When I re-read the musings of my fashion friends and colleagues, I’m reminded that we’re playing the long game.
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