eBay, BFC announce circular fashion fund winners

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LONDON – Secondhand product marketplace eBay and the British Fashion Council have today announced the six winners of their first Circular Fashion Innovator’s Fund. 

The winners, who share £100,000 (US$120,000), are: By Rotation, Circular Textiles Foundation, The Seam, Sages, Pip and Henry, and Circular Inc – one of which will be crowned an overall winner and receive an additional £10,000.

Lucy Peacock, eBay’s head of pre-loved, said: “Circularity is the future of fashion, and over recent years start-ups and small businesses have been at the forefront of solutions to make it a reality. The winners of the Circular Fashion Innovator’s Fund epitomise this.” 

LONDON – Secondhand product marketplace eBay and the British Fashion Council have today announced the six winners of their first Circular Fashion Innovator’s Fund. 

The winners, who share £100,000 (US$120,000), are: By Rotation, Circular Textiles Foundation, The Seam, Sages, Pip and Henry, and Circular Inc – one of which will be crowned an overall winner and receive an additional £10,000.

Lucy Peacock, eBay’s head of pre-loved, said: “Circularity is the future of fashion, and over recent years start-ups and small businesses have been at the forefront of solutions to make it a reality. The winners of the Circular Fashion Innovator’s Fund epitomise this.” 

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