LONDON – A new project to create a roadmap to promote circularity in the UK fashion and textile industry has been launched by the UK Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT), the British Fashion Council (BFC) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
The Circular Fashion Innovation Network (CFIN), which is co-chaired by BFC CEO, Caroline Rush and UKFT CEO, Adam Mansell, will play a central role in in the UKRI’s Circular Fashion programme, a £15 million project that is working to accelerate change within the fashion industry.
LONDON – A new project to create a roadmap to promote circularity in the UK fashion and textile industry has been launched by the UK Fashion & Textile Association (UKFT), the British Fashion Council (BFC) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).
The Circular Fashion Innovation Network (CFIN), which is co-chaired by BFC CEO, Caroline Rush and UKFT CEO, Adam Mansell, will play a central role in in the UKRI’s Circular Fashion programme, a £15 million project that is working to accelerate change within the fashion industry.
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