New five-year plan unveiled by Fashion for Good

A new five-year plan to promote the broad adoption and growth of regenerative fashion technologies has been revealed by Fashion for Good, an international organization with its headquarters located in Amsterdam and devoted to turning fashion into a good force. The plan calls for a significant investment in bolstering the Innovation Platform’s initiatives in impact assessment, financing, supplier integration, and brand engagement.

The Fashion for Good Museum will close its doors in June 2024 and become a larger, more adaptable mixed-use and co-working space as part of this planned transformation. This change is indicative of Fashion for Good’s commitment to developing stronger teamwork among its network of influential members in the sustainable fashion sector.

The museum’s last exhibition, which will be focused on circularity, will begin at the end of January, and it will close on June 5, 2024.

Fashion for Good’s managing director, Katrin Ley, provides further details on the change, saying, “We are prepared to intensify our efforts through the Innovation Platform as Fashion for Good adjusts to the changing fashion industry landscape.” In keeping with the decision to close the Fashion for Good Museum, we are putting operational changes into place to encourage industry-wide adoption of innovative practices better effectively.”