Study says collaboration key to UK circular fashion

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CFIN report outlines a strategic roadmap to developing domestic recycling facilities for the 1.3 million tonnes of post-consumer textiles produced in the UK each year

Report outlines a strategic roadmap for textile recycling

The Circular Fashion Innovation Network (CFIN) has become a driving force behind the UK fashion and textile industry’s transition to a circular future, according to a new report.

The CFIN claims it has effectively promoted agreement on workable routes to attaining circularity by bringing together more than 250 organisations from all points of the value chain, from suppliers of raw materials to end-of-life processors.

 

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