To ensure that we never forget such disasters as Rana Plaza, Fashion Revolution set up the campaign ''Who made my clothes? ''. This campaign wants to make change in the fashion industry, by making consumers more conscious of where their clothing comes from, and more importantly: who made them.

The “Who Made My Clothes” movement was precipitated by the collapse of the Rana Plaza building 10 years ago. Not only did it take the lives of 1,138 clothes makers in Bangladesh and injure 2,500 people, it also removed the blinkers on a capitalist fast fashion industry that should be renamed crapitalist.

Somers and de Castro launched the #WhoMadeMyClothes hashtag in 2013.[27] The activity of Fashion Revolution and #WhoMadeMyClothes are inseparable. #WhoMadeMyClothes is one of Fashion Revolution's primary channels to spread awareness about the issue of the unethical fashion manufacturing process.