AMSTERDAM – Sustainability initiative Fashion for Good (FFG) has outlined a new, five-year strategic plan aimed at facilitating the widespread adoption and scale-up of regenerative fashion ideas and developments.
Part of the plan will see FFG bolster its existing ‘Innovation Platform’, which provides scaling programmes around the world to convene fledgling firms and fashion industry heavyweights to discuss how technologies can be prepared for scale. It will also intensify its efforts in brand uptake, supplier integration, financing and impact measurement.
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