The new alliance strives to harmonise and evolve policy agendas, linking ambition with practical implementation across the textile value chain.

Getting a circular idea off the ground is one challenge; scaling it into a business that lasts is another. That was the focus of Beyond Recycle the Runway: Building and Scaling Circular Fashion Ventures, an online Masterclass hosted by GFA and Visa.

After two years of implementation across Indonesia’s textile and fashion value chain, the Circular Fashion Partnership (CFP) Indonesia brought together stakeholders to reflect on the next phase of circular textiles in Indonesia.

As we closely monitor fashion’s global legislative evolution, we zoom into GFA’s Policy Matrix: the new Asia Edition, Americas and EU editions, offering clarity and updates on emerging and existing legislation.

With over 100,000 attendees and 1,000 events taking place across New York City, Climate Week NYC 2026 convened industry leaders, policymakers, decision-makers, and civil society representatives from across the globe to accelerate climate action.

As key levers of the circular economy and catalysts of much-needed system change in the fashion industry, it’s easy to assume an element of built-in future-proofing for solutions such as repair, recycling, and resale.

Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) and Chalhoub Group are collaborating to accelerate impact across the fashion value chain.

Fashion companies have spent years improving what happens within their own operations.

After the early 2020s domination of hyper specific trends and ‘aesthetics’, fashion appears to be experiencing trend fatigue, or at least that’s what the algorithm might be telling you.