During Circular Fashion Day, we presented to our guests the study carried out in partnership with the consulting firm Accenture on the state of the circular fashion market and its prospects for development by 2030. The key figures show that the circular fashion market could be worth 14,2 billion euros by 2030, if it follows its current growth of 12% per year. However, circular levers already make it possible to reduce CO16 emissions by 2% compared to a linear economic model, also reducing water consumption, pressure on biodiversity and the amount of waste generated.
This edition focuses on concrete and pioneering initiatives that show how leather can be part of a circular and creative approach.
As part of our series of meetings, the Circular Creation working group of the Circular Fashion Federation continues its exploration of natural materials and local sourcing. After discussing cotton, linen, hemp, and wool, this fourth meeting focuses on a material as precious as it is controversial: leather.
On April 3, 2025, at the French Fashion Institute, the Circular Fashion Federation organized the third edition of Circular Fashion Day, a moment that has become essential for all stakeholders involved in the transition of the textile industry.
This edition focuses on concrete and pioneering initiatives that show how leather can be part of a circular and creative approach.
As part of our series of meetings, the Circular Creation working group of the Circular Fashion Federation continues its exploration of natural materials and local sourcing. After discussing cotton, linen, hemp, and wool, this fourth meeting focuses on a material as precious as it is controversial: leather.
