AUTHENTICO® BY SCHNEIDER GROUP LANDS AT TEXTILE EXCHANGE 2025!

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From October 13–17, 2025, Authentico® by Schneider Group will return to the Textile Exchange Conference, Lisbon Congress Centre, Portugal, one of the most impactful events in the textile sustainability calendar.

Come discover Authentico® by Schneider Group at Booth 25, the brand that stands for a complete, transparent, verified, traceable, ethical and high-quality wool supply chain — from farm to garment, based on the Schneider Group global certified network.

In 2025, Authentico® surpassed 1.000 registered growers on its digital platform, and its network now includes growers from Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, South Africa and the USA, all committed to maintaining the highest standards of animal welfare, ethics, environmental responsibility, high-quality and full wool traceability.

At Textile Exchange 2025, Authentico® by Schneider Group wants to highlight how meaningful change can only be achieved through collaboration between growers, supply chain partners and brands. With a worldwide network of accredited farms and verified practices, it offers a concrete example of responsible innovation — one that strengthens trust, supports growers and delivers premium quality wool to the market.

Recognised as one of the most impactful events on the textile sustainability calendar, the Textile Exchange Conference gathers a global community of brands, supply chain actors, innovators, growers, NGOs and researchers to exchange knowledge and accelerate the transition towards a climate-positive industry.

A dynamic environment to talk about innovation, values and new responsible solutions — grounded in real and authentic practices such as Authentico® by Schneider Group.

Meet Authentico® by Schneider Group at Textile Exchange 2025 – Booth 25, Lisbon Congress Centre, Portugal, from October 13–17, 2025!

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