Consortium partners

Schijvens Corporate Fashion

Schijvens Corporate Fashion, a family business with a history dating back to 1863, designs, manufactures and distributes corporate clothing with over 160 years of experience and craftsmanship. With an impressive customer portfolio, including Albert Heijn, NS, KLM, Transavia, CSU, Kruidvat, Etos, Hema, Praxis, Karwei, Gamma, McDonald’s, Sligro, Makro and Intratuin, Schijvens goes through the entire […]

State of Fashion

State of Fashion is an international fashion platform where alternatives to the current fashion system are given a stage. With projects, discussion programmes, labs and publications, we bring visionary ideas together. Once every two years, we organise a large-scale public event, the Biennale, where we put an urgent theme on the agenda with an ever-changing […]

Studio Samira Boon

Studio Samira Boon consists of textile architects who create dynamic environments. Our adaptive and interactive structures improve the use and experience of spaces, acoustics, climate and energy. In cooperation with our clients, we design and produce site-specific textile solutions. Commissioned by renowned companies, we develop concepts and research technical innovations for 3D structures and sustainable […]

TexPlus

TexPlus Foundation is a partnership between six Overijssel frontrunners in the field of circular textiles. From collection to processing and the manufacture of end products; the entire chain is represented in the foundation. The aim of the TexPlus Foundation is to connect the chain from collection to reuse. It does this by stimulating the reuse […]

Wolkat

Wolkat – circular textiles, from fibre to end product Wolkat is a Dutch textile recycling company based in Tilburg that focuses entirely on circular textile processing. Since its inception, Wolkat has been at the forefront of a sustainable approach to discarded textiles, managing the entire chain in-house. From collection and sorting to recycling and production: […]

Zeefier

Zeefier believes seaweed is the answer to the polluting textile industry since it doesn’t require fresh water, agricultural land, or chemicals to grow. It purifies CO2 and produces oxygen, making it a perfect sustainable solution for the fashion and interior industry. For almost 10 years, artivist Nienke Hoogvliet has worked on the perfect recipe for circular textile dyes from seaweed, making […]