This convention is a unique fashion industry event bringing together the entire global industry ecosystem to hear high level industry insights and to jointly discuss concrete actions involving the entire industry ecosystem to create faster industry transition.
Understand the disruptive challenges resulting from COVID-19 and recent legislatory changes in the EU and address their impact.
INNATEX is the only natural textiles fair in the world to feature not only fashion, but also other textile product categories such as accessories, home textiles, fabrics, toys etc.
Sourcing trade show including segments such as lifestyle, fashion and home.
Transformers ED is an educational seminar series meant for students and consumers who wish to learn about the denim supply chain and understand the environmental impact at each step of production.
Webinar on Transparency co-hosted by the Policy Hub and MEP Delara Burkhard
Textile Exchange Event
A circular economy is the key to a more sustainable fashion industry, and as more fashion brands aim to make fashion circular, it is important to have the right tools and certifications in place. Join us for a panel discussion where you will discover the tools available to help brands accelerate their circularity, and certifications to back up circular claims.
Consumers are demanding higher standards from the products they bring home, leading to the rising importance of organic labeling and ecological standards and certifications. To be certified organic, natural fibres such as cotton, wool, hemp, and flax must be grown and produced under stringent standards that relate to the use of synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Why is this certification an important label for consumers and how is it different from other certifications?
