Resource Library
We are committed to transparency, collaboration and sharing what we learn. By publishing open-source circular apparel tools, guides, reports and thought leadership pieces, we invite everyone from designers and material suppliers to manufacturers and customers to learn more about how they can embrace and contribute to a Good Fashion future.
Reports
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June 2024Fashion for Good Museum shares its legacy and embarks on a new phase
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- Circularity
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May 2024Sorting for Circularity USA: Project Findings Unveil a $1.5 Billion Opportunity for Sorting Fibre-to-Fibre Recycling in the US
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- Finance
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October 2023The Great Unlock: Closing the Innovation Commercialisation Gap Through Project Finance Solutions
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- Materials
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July 2023Textile Processing Guide: Pretreatment, Colouration and Finishing
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December 2022Sorting for Circularity India: Pre-Consumer Pilot Learnings
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- Circularity
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September 2022Sorting For Circularity Europe: An Evaluation And Commercial Assessment Of Textile Waste Across Europe
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- Circularity
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September 2022Sorting For Circularity Europe, Sorters Handbook
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- Circularity
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July 2022Wealth in Waste: India’s Potential to Bring Textile Waste Back Into The Supply Chain
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- Transparency & Traceability
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July 2022The Textile Tracer Assessment
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July 2022Fashion for Good Five Year Progress Report
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- Packaging
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March 2022Polybag Collection Scheme Pilot: Key Findings
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- Finance
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November 2021Unlocking the Trillion-Dollar Fashion Decarbonisation Opportunity
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- Materials
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June 2021Tracing Sustainable Viscose: Industry-wide Implementation
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- Circularity
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April 2021The Rise of Reusable Packaging: Understanding the Impact & Mapping a Path to Scale
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- Circularity
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April 2021The Circular Polybag: Industry-Wide Implementation
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December 2020Understanding “Bio” Material Innovations
