It’s time to accelerate the future of fashion - but what does that look like? 🔮 We asked Zalando, H&M Group, Primark and Arc'teryx, some of the participants of our latest demonstration project - The Fashion ReModel, to describe what the future of the fashion industry looks like to them. Today, the fashion industry operates under a take-make-waste model, meaning millions of tonnes of clothing are produced, worn, and discarded every year. We must reinvent this wasteful linear system and fundamentally transform the way we design, make, and ultimately enjoy our clothes. The Fashion ReModel aims to identify solutions and unlock barriers in order to scale circular business models and begin to decouple revenue from production - and the participants have begun their journey to get there. Learn more here: https://lnkd.in/e2qCTVE2
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised to reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
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💥 SWYCO Impact: How We're Making a Difference in the Fashion World. Today we'd like to share an insightful article from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation about how circular fashion is en route to becoming the new norm in the industry! According to the study, business models that centre on the repairing, reselling and remaking of clothing items are not only growing faster and faster, but these also help to hamper resource consumption and environmental impact. We encourage you to give the article a read! #CircularFashion #SustainableFashion #SWYCO #FashionRevolution
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
Circular Fashion: Making resale a reality
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The linear ‘take, make, use and dispose’ model in the fashion industry is not only resource-intensive, but also generates significant waste. Our research shows that circular resale models deliver improved environmental outcomes that must be prioritised reduce the volume of product manufacturing. Read @PwC UK's Circular Fashion report to discover three actions to embrace circularity. #Circularity #NetZeroTransformation #Fashion #CircularEconomy
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Jane is reading an insightful article on SupplyChainBrain, "How Fashion Companies Are Adapting to Economic and Sustainability Pressures" 🌍📉. The piece dives into how economic challenges and the need for sustainability are pushing fashion companies to make big changes. With tougher times ahead, these businesses are getting creative and finding new ways to stay green 🌱 and keep customers happy. It's inspiring to see how the fashion industry is stepping up to the plate, proving that style and sustainability can go hand in hand. Check out the full article on SupplyChainBrain for more! ✨ #Fashion #Sustainability #Economy
Fashion Opens the Doors to ‘Econogy’: When Sustainability Yields Economic Benefits
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It’s inspiring to see brands taking proactive steps to reinvent how we design, make, and enjoy our clothes through your The Fashion ReModel project. The shift from a take-make-waste model to circular business models is crucial for the future of fashion. We fully support these efforts and believe in the power of collaboration to drive systemic change. Together, we can build a more sustainable and circular future for the fashion industry.