This white paper provides a clear overview of the green and digital transformation of the European and Dutch TCLF sector. The paper outlines both opportunities and challenges, emphasising the importance of collaboration within the chain. It also shows how new legislation and data sharing, such as the Digital Product Passport, can contribute to more transparency in the production chain and a future-proof, circular system.
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Francesco Sollitto, Tejaswini Nagesh, Lucie Huiskens, Marco Mossinkoff, Menno Drontmann, Borre Akkersdijk, Troy Nachtigall
This online magazine features a selection of projects demonstrating the potential of sustainable, functional and smart textile applications. The examples range from wearable healthcare solutions to circular textile technologies and show how research and practice are working together on the future of textiles.
Interactive e-magazine on how the Dutch textile and fashion sector grew from loose initiatives to a strong network. Archive research by Lucie Huiskens.
The Loopholes Circular Innovation Roadmapping Toolkit helps designers, researchers, businesses and policymakers to build a circular textile supply chain together. This strategic toolkit, developed within the NewTexEco network, contains 50+ maps around digitisation, sustainability, business models and chain collaboration. Tested in practice, emerging from transdisciplinary research.
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Città Studi, City of Borås, Cluster Fashion/Textile SMEs de Catalunya, ELISAVA Research group (SP), IAAC/Fabtextiles (SP), Modacc, New Order of Fashion – NOoF LAB., NEXT TECHNOLOGY – Tecnotessile (IT), Nordiska Textilakademin.
Practising Solidarity | Critical Fashion and Agency that Matters
Practising Solidarity explores how to make and wear clothes in a solidarity-based way.
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Ricarda Bigolin, Welmoed Bosch, Zinzi de Brouwer, Daniëlle Bruggeman, Daniel and Siranee Caulfield-Sriklad, Saskia van Drimmelen en Margreet Sweerts, Gadha Gopal and Parul Gupta, Sanjana Naudiyal, Amy Twigger Holroyd, Femke de Vries, Jennifer Whitty
This guide provides an overview of 115 Dutch textile organisations across the entire value chain and gives insight into the Netherlands’ circular textile ecosystem, with inspiring projects and collaborations. As a result, it provides a blueprint for future circular collaborations, both nationally and internationally.
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Oost NL, Amsterdam Trade & Innovate en de Dutch Circular Textile Valley – Textielregie, onder leiding van de Rijksdienst voor Ondernemend Nederland (RVO).
Article based on NWO/SIA Germ project ‘Natural Clearing Agents: using moths in a circular textile value chain’ (Oct 2021-Oct 2022).
Article available only in Dutch.