Explore the dynamic ecosystem of policymakers who will shape the next five years of EU textile policies.

Since its inception in 2009, the Global Fashion Summit has established itself as the hub of agenda-setting discussions on the most critical environmental, social, and ethical issues facing the industry, people, and our planet.

We are delighted to announce that the Circular Fashion Partnership will be initiated in Indonesia this year, starting with a stakeholder event on 3 October in Jakarta.

The 15th Global Fashion Summit, themed "Unlocking the Next Level," was held in May 2024. Over 1,000 stakeholders from the fashion value chain gathered in Copenhagen for two days of impactful discussions, case studies, panel debates, and keynotes.

Ready to delve into the intersection of fashion and politics in Europe in this crucial election year? Join our next GFA Academy Masterclass: ‘Unpacking Policy: Five Years of Textiles on top of the EU Agenda.’

This session will shed light on how to recognize brands genuinely committed to sustainable practices but also equips you with the savvy to discern brands that excel at talking the talk without walking the walk.

In collaboration with UNFCCC, Global Fashion Agenda is hosting a critical leadership assembly at COP28 to address the core opportunities for collective action in the fashion industry.

The fashion industry is pioneering collective action and financing to accelerate decarbonisation of its global value chains.

Since June 2022, GFA has partnered closely with Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) around the GCFF and the development of new Circular Fashion Partnerships in Cambodia and Vietnam.

This session will provide participants with knowledge about how to reduce negative impacts on the planet and shed light on how storytelling can become a catalyst for positive change.

This session is dedicated to unraveling the complexities of sustainability by explaining key terms and concepts. Our goal is to ensure that everyone attains an equal level of sustainability literacy.

Global Fashion Summit: Boston Edition 2023 will take place on 27 September, in the Revere Hotel in Boston, United States. The new edition is the second time that the event will be hosted outside of Copenhagen

'Switch to Upstream Circularity Roundtables: Pre-consumer Textile Waste in Bangladesh' event consists of two roundtables.

‘Switch to Upstream Circularity Dialogue: Pre-consumer Textile Waste in Bangladesh’ event will focus on the current status of pre-consumer waste in Bangladesh.

Between January and February, online regional workshops will be hosted from Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe & North America, Latin America & the Caribbean, and West Asia for regional participation.

Between January and February, online regional workshops will be hosted from Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe & North America, Latin America & the Caribbean, and West Asia for regional participation.

Between January and February, online regional workshops will be hosted from Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe & North America, Latin America & the Caribbean, and West Asia for regional participation.

Between January and February, online regional workshops will be hosted from Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe & North America, Latin America & the Caribbean, and West Asia for regional participation.

Together with UN Environment Programme we will welcome industry leaders to the stage for the conversation: ‘Global Fashion Agenda & UNEP present: Circular Systems for a Net Positive Fashion Industry’.

Global Fashion Agenda and UNEP are doing regional workshops as part of the Fashion Industry Target Consultation. On the 7th of Feb 2023 a regional workshop for Central and Eastern Europe will be held to collect feedback on setting industry targets.

GFA Academy is launching a series of five online Masterclasses starting in January 2023 to provide a unique chance to delve deeper into the 2022 GFA Monitor report: Progression to a Net Positive Fashion Industry. 

Global Fashion Agenda hosted its first international edition of the Global Fashion Summit on 3 November 2022 in Singapore, at Hilton Singapore Orchard.

Global Fashion Summit (formerly known as Copenhagen Fashion Summit) returned in physical form, in Copenhagen June 7-8 2022. Presented by Global Fashion Agenda, the leading international forum for sustainability in fashion.

GFA is hosting a side session at the OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector that will discuss the connection between establishing circular fashion systems and mandatory Human Rights & Environmental Due Diligence.

GFA Academy is launching a series of five online Masterclasses starting in January 2023 to provide a unique chance to delve deeper into the 2022 GFA Monitor report: Progression to a Net Positive Fashion Industry. 

GFA Academy is launching a series of five online Masterclasses starting in January 2023 to provide a unique chance to delve deeper into the 2022 GFA Monitor report: Progression to a Net Positive Fashion Industry. 

Global Fashion Agenda and GIZ are organising an event on May 16th in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, to explore opportunities of valorising textile waste and creating circular business models in fashion & footwear manufacturing that bring value to the region.

GFA Academy is launching a series of five online Masterclasses starting in January 2023 to provide a unique chance to delve deeper into the 2022 GFA Monitor report: Progression to a Net Positive Fashion Industry. 

GFA Academy is launching a series of five online Masterclasses starting in January 2023 to provide a unique chance to delve deeper into the 2022 GFA Monitor report: Progression to a Net Positive Fashion Industry. 

With fundamental focus on purposeful storytelling this year, GFA Academy, in partnership with London College of Fashion’s Centre for Sustainable Fashion, Fashion Values Programme, and presented by Target, introduces the Next Gen Assembly Masterclass.

Come and discover innovative and scalable examples of applied circular economy conversions in industries, implemented in UNIDO-led projects across Africa and Asia.

Between January and February, online regional workshops will be hosted from Africa, Asia Pacific, Europe & North America, Latin America & the Caribbean, and West Asia for regional participation.