BERLIN – Software provider circular.fashion and the German Fair Recycling Federation have concluded a 2-year closed loop pilot-scale project, which they describe as ‘very promising’.
The aim of the initiative, which launched in June 2021, was to put a ‘closed loop system’ into practice within the fashion industry and involved five German fashion brands, Armedangles, Besonnen Otto, The slow label, and Vretena, as well as a variety of textile collectors and sorters.
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