Fashion Leaders to convene in Copenhagen with the ambition to Build Resilient Futures
Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) has revealed the theme for Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2026: ‘Building Resilient Futures’.
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Mapping of Global EPR for Textiles Update
GFA is closely monitoring the implementation of EPR schemes worldwide.
GFA Policy Matrix: Regulatory Updates
GFA continues to closely monitor the global evolution of fashion legislation through GFA’s Policy Matrix: Americas and EU editions, offering more clarity and updates on emerging and existing legislation.
Next Gen Reflections: Place-Based Innovation for Decolonial Textile Futures
This article is a contribution from Next Gen Assembly 2025 Member Vibhuti Amin and opinions expressed do not represent the views of Global Fashion Agenda nor those of its Partners.
New Insights Paper Unpacks Pay Equity in Türkiye’s Fashion Manufacturing Sector
Global Fashion Agenda has published a new insights paper, Unpacking Pay Equity in Fashion: Türkiye, examining the drivers of gender pay disparities in one of Europe’s most important fashion sourcing hubs.
Managing Excess Inventory: Tackling Overproduction and Diverting Stock from Landfill and Incineration
Overproduction is one of the fashion industry’s most challenging issues that is as much of a problem for a company’s bottom line as it is for the environment.
Next Gen Reflections: The Language of Enough
How the ‘words’ fashion uses shape what we desire, and what we keep.
Next Gen Reflections: What’s Missing From Current EPR Frameworks
Next Gen Assembly 2025 Member Elise Dauterive analyzes current EPR frameworks.
2025 Reflections and Seasonal Greetings
Explore GFA's highlights from 2025
Building the Danish Textile Circular System – From Collection and Sorting to Extended Producer Responsibility
On 2 December, Global Fashion Agenda and Dansk Mode & Textil hosted the policy event “Building the Danish Circular Textile System – From Collection and Sorting to Extended Producer Responsibility” in Copenhagen.
