New EU and US regulation, coupled with market pressures from changing consumer behaviour and the intrinsic ethical responsibility to reduce its negative social and environmental impact, means the fashion industry has arrived at a crucial juncture on its sustainability journey.
Two key transformations that will be instrumental to delivering the industry’s greener future will be the adoption of a circular economy and the digitisation of products.
In our latest white paper, we set out a vision of how connected products must be integrated at the heart of sustainability strategies, to accelerate the transition towards a regenerative circularity paradigm. We break down the key use cases for Digital Product Passports and illustrate how their adoption will be an effective step toward reducing social and environmental impact and how they will deliver short-term results, even in the short-term.
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This paper is aimed at fashion, apparel and luxury brands, regardless of the maturity of their sustainability and connected product strategies; setting out a clear path for those just setting out and providing food for thought for any already well into their journey.
This is the most radical and exciting time for an industry founded on innovation and creativity, as it is called on to rethink itself, from head to toe.
We hope this vision is useful to help you orientate and prepare yourselves for the profound changes that will be faced by the industry, which will challenge everything we understand about how fashion is created, produced, sold and experienced.
We hope you enjoy reading it.