Fashion for Good is a platform for sustainable fashion innovation. Our mission is to bring together the entire fashion ecosystem to rethink how fashion is designed, made, worn and reused.

COMPANY CULTURE & BACKGROUND 

Launched in March 2017, Fashion for Good is a global organisation that aims to reimagine how fashion is designed, made, worn and reused. 

This open and inclusive initiative brings together brands, retailers, suppliers, non-profit organisations, innovators, funders and key actors united in a shared ambition to make all fashion good.

Fashion for Good is changing the apparel industry through innovation and collaboration. Our Innovation Platform scouts, nurtures and funds early-stage ideas, scaling proven technologies and business models for wider adoption by the industry. 

Our Good Fashion Fund catalyses access to finance and our open-source resources and toolkits share knowledge to help the apparel industry transform. As a convenor for change, we enable conversation and collaboration, bringing together co-locators in our headquarters in Amsterdam, as well as visitors to the Fashion for Good Experience to learn more about Good Fashion.

Fashion for Good’s programmes are supported by founding partner Laudes Foundation, co-founder William McDonough and corporate partners adidas, BESTSELLER, C&A, CHANEL, Inditex, Kering, Levi Strauss & Co., Otto Group, Patagonia, PVH Corp., Reformation, Stella McCartney, Target and Zalando, and affiliate and regional partners Arvind Limited, Birla Cellulose, Norrøna, Pangaia, Teijin Frontier, Vivobarefoot, Welspun and W. L. Gore & Associates.

INNOVATION PLATFORM

At the core of Fashion for Good is our Innovation Platform – where we connect those working on sustainable innovation with brands, retailers and funders to bring new ideas and technologies from niche to norm.

These innovations challenge us to rethink every step of how a product is made. 

Materials made from fruit waste. Business models designed for renting and reselling. Technologies that “close the loop” so that old clothes can be turned into new ones. Because doing good is not simply doing less bad; it is about creating technologies and systems that actively benefit us all. These innovations and many more are promising because they fundamentally change the way we do business, creating an opportunity for a regenerative closed loop system that eliminates waste.

THE FASHION FOR GOOD MUSEUM

The world’s first museum for sustainable fashion.

This is an interactive space where you can learn how our clothes are made and discover game changing innovations shaping the future of fashion.

Throughout the building, you can discover the stories behind your clothes, take a closer look at your buyer behaviour, find concrete ways to have a positive impact and commit to taking action on your Good Fashion journey, and shop sustainable products (that is, when you need to shop at all) in our Good Shop. Journey through the past, present and future of fashion, exploring the game-changing innovations that are shaping the sustainable future of fashion and seeing these new technologies up close and personal. 

GUIDED TOURS

We offer guided tours both in person and virtually so everyone from across the world can discover sustainable fashion and learn how they can make a change. You’ll be personally guided through all of our latest exhibitions by one of our expert hosts, with plenty of room for questions along the way. 

You’ll learn about the current state of the fashion industry, and discover new steps to take toward your sustainable fashion journey and learn all about new innovations that are set to disrupt the industry for the better.

Tours currently run multiple times per week — check availability and book your ticket here!

EXHIBITIONS

Every year, the Fashion for Good museum explores a specific theme related to sustainable fashion, where we dive into the innovations and pioneering brands that are changing the future of fashion!

KNOWING COTTON OTHERWISE

Centred on collectivity and community, local artists have been invited to present work that connects and intersects with different themes relating to the story of cotton. By mixing styles and stories, Knowing Cotton Otherwise creates a multifaceted experience, inviting you to reflect, question, play and wonder.

Visit www.fashionforgood.com/tickets for more information and to book your tickets.

EVENTS AND WORKSHOPS

We regularly host events and workshops in our museum to share the latest learnings in sustainable fashion innovation, exploring different actions we can all take to have a positive impact and introducing the public to the next generation of innovations that are shaping the future of fashion. 

Visit our calendar to see what events we have coming up!

CIRCULAR APPAREL COMMUNITY

In our headquarters, Fashion for Good houses a Circular Apparel Community co-working space, for like-minded organisations such as the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, Organic Cotton Accelerator, ZDHC and more. 

We regularly host community activities such as group breakfasts, games, workshops, film screenings and get togethers (all in-line with COVID-19 regulations of course).

A GLOBAL COMMUNITY

NO SINGLE ORGANISATION can transform an industry on its own.

That’s why Fashion for Good is building a global community, bringing together brands, retailers, suppliers, non-profit organisations, innovators, funders and individuals united in their shared ambition to make all fashion good. 

Follow up on social media to stay up-to-date on all our activities, news and projects and find out how you can join us in making all fashion good. 

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DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION

At Fashion for Good we pride ourselves on community and collaboration with a focus on creating positive impact and building a force for good. We value all points of view and believe in the power of doing things differently to drive innovation and catalyse change. We’re an international team, committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment where everyone is welcome to be their true selves and do their best work. There’s more work to be done and in building towards a better fashion industry, we consider all applicants on the merit of their academic qualifications and professional experience.