Laure Betsch and Camille Le Gal's Fairly Made start-up that specialises in compliance solutions for the luxury goods and textile industries is to raise a second round of funding early next year. Fairly Made recently launched a tool that it has been developing over the last couple of years for a handful of the 100 or so clients it advises (including SMCP, The Kooples, Courrèges, Patou and Ganni). It enables brands to intervene on their production lines to improve their "eco-score," in other words