Fashion for Good bids for footwear circularity

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AMSTERDAM – Fashion for Good and its partners Adidas, Inditex, On Running, PVH Corp, Reformation, Target and Zalando have launched a new initiative to drive footwear circularity across the supply chain from materials to end of use.

Fashion for Good says industry wide collaboration will be vital and it is launching a call for action, asking all relevant innovators to apply and for collaborators to join in the movement.

AMSTERDAM – Fashion for Good and its partners Adidas, Inditex, On Running, PVH Corp, Reformation, Target and Zalando have launched a new initiative to drive footwear circularity across the supply chain from materials to end of use.

Fashion for Good says industry wide collaboration will be vital and it is launching a call for action, asking all relevant innovators to apply and for collaborators to join in the movement.

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