NEWS & OPINION
Real Circularity: The Practices And Approaches To Turn Theory Into Reality by Ken Alston and Rachel Kan
Many in Circularity focus on the product, whilst that is important it is not the optimal way to create 'sustainable circularity', what we call Real Circularity™. One can be Circular in product and still be un-sustainable at the same time if our thinking and application is still linear.
The Golden Thread: How Fabric Changed History by Kassia St Clair
All textiles begin with a twist. From colourful 30,000-year old threads found on the floor of a Georgian cave to what the linen wrappings of Tutankhamun's mummy actually meant…
SFW HUB: FROME
Introducing our hub partners in Frome: Everyone Needs Pockets! The Everyone Needs Pockets Textile Reuse Network is an inclusive group of enterprises and individuals whose focus and priority is about addressing clothing and textile reuse, recycling and regeneration.
SFW HUB: USA
Introducing our third international Hub partners in Brooklyn, New York and Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Leading the Brooklyn hub are Rick Davis and Bridgett Artiste, the founders of Sustainable Fashion Week USA.
SFW HUB: INDIA
Introducing our second international Hub, based in Bangalore. SFW Hub: India is delivered by two friends, Priyanka and Laghna. We’re so excited to see what they’ll be putting together for September.
SFW HUB: PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Introducing our first international Hub! We’re so excited to be partnering with Elizabeth Omeri of Denani Designs, who will deliver the SFW Hub: Papua New Guinea.
SFW HUB: CARDIFF
Introducing our Hub Partners in Cardiff… Make Love Not Landfill.
Helen is heading up our hub in Cardiff! Championing sustainable style for over a decade, Helen is an artist passionate about fashionable upcycling and showcasing how to live sustainably in an unstable world.
SFW HUB: BRADFORD
The Stitch Society are delivering our Bradford hub. Proud creators of artisan workwear, The Stitch Society produce all of their garments in Yorkshire, with UK manufactured and sourced fabrics.