This second edition of the Common Program for Circular Fashion was written at the initiative of the member companies of the Federation. This Program brings together 15 proposals for measures, aimed at responding to the concrete problems encountered by all stakeholders in circular fashion and to build a fairer, more sustainable and more responsible fashion industry.
Articulated around 3 themes: “Taxation and Market”,
“Consumption and Awareness” and “Recycling and Environment”These themes make it possible to fully cover the development levers of the circular fashion industry by promoting the development of its players.
Creating a penalty to penalize the least virtuous textile companies, integrating a circular VAT rate of 5,5%, setting up a major consumer awareness program or even relocating the textile recycling industry to France are all examples of the proposed measures that will serve as a roadmap for the Federation's actions this year again.
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.
