Re&Up is a circulartech company reshaping the traditional textile-to-textile paradigm. By producing new generations of cotton and polyester materials that maintain the same performance as virgin fibres, it brings sustainable solutions to life, addressing the planet’s most pressing challenges. Enriched by the fashion experience of its sister company ISKO and by SANKO’s centenary knowledge in textile innovation, this collective approach creates a seamless closed-loop ecosystem that transforms end-of-life textile waste into high-quality raw materials at scale: a commitment to opening up a more responsible and technologically evolved future for textiles and fashion.

ISKO is one of the world’s leading global textile companies with touchpoints in over 60 international locations and boasting over a century of textile innovation. Renowned for premium woven denim products, ISKO’s patented technologies elevate fashion, comfort, performance and durability. ISKO’s commitment to lowering their impact spans across every aspect of the company which is shown in the many global memberships and third-party verifications and also through an increased use of recycled fibres throughout the entire collection. 

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Global Fashion Agenda has forged alliances with a number of selected stakeholders to accelerate the fashion industry’s climate action.

UNFCCC

With the urgent need for industry transformation, the alliance between GFA and UNFCCC will accelerate the impact of the UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action which aims to drive the fashion industry to net-zero emissions no later than 2050 in line with keeping global warming below 1.5 degrees.

The collaboration culminates around the organisations’ prestigious forums including GFA’s Global Fashion Summit and UNFCCC’s annual Conference of Parties (COP). Through these forums, the organisations will collaborate to unite fashion leaders and core stakeholders to facilitate knowledge sharing, impactful partnerships, and the implementation of bold actions needed to meet the Fashion Charter targets.

Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030

To unite iconic fashion, watch and jewellery brands in a bid to accelerate positive impact, GFA forged an alliance with the Watch & Jewellery Initiative 2030, in 2023.

The fashion, watch and jewellery industries are typically based on complex value chains with a myriad of ramifications; from the environmental impact of materials to the human rights issues among workers to the strain on precious resources. To address these, GFA and WJI 2030 share ambitious goals to create a better world.