MFNZ x RawAssembly | Certifications and Standards Series

The world of certifications and standards for fashion and textiles is complex and challenging to understand. To help businesses navigate this, Mindful Fashion New Zealand has partnered with RawAssembly and created an information series to provide guidance and knowledge, and brings together global experts to cut through the chaos. The sessions are open to all members of the Australian and NZ industry.
 

EVENT OVERVIEW:

Session 1
Natural Fibres and Materials - Watch here

Session 2
Textile Exchange standards - Watch here

Session 3
Oeko-Tex standards - Watch here
 

Session 4
Traceability in Natural Fibres - Register here
Friday December 10th, 11:00am AEST

There is increasing demand for certified, traceable products and materials. Consumers want higher standards and visibility from the products they buy, and manufacturers want to make sure they can verify sustainability practices in their supply chain.

This session will focus on traceability, best practice in the supply chain and importance of full life cycle impact data to assess sustainability and circularity of fibres and high quality products.

Mindful Fashion New Zealand and RawAssembly Australia have joined forces to bring this information series to the industry at large.

Speakers Include:
Kara Hurry - FibreTrace™
Chief Marketing Officer | FibreTrace @FibreTrace

Kylee Davis - Suedwolle Group
Sales & Marketing Regional Manager @Suedwolle Group

Jordi Beneyto-Ferre
Senior Manager, Global Materials and Sustainability @Icebreaker

Register for Session 4 here
 
 

Session 5
Panel Discussion
(timing TBC due to international panel)
 
 

ABOUT MINDFUL FASHION NZ
Mindful Fashion is the industry organisation for NZ fashion and textiles, driving responsible practices and sustainable development of the industry.

ABOUT RAWASSEMBLY
RawAssembly is an innovative and responsible fashion & textile industry-sourcing event, magazine and digital platform, dedicated to transforming the way in which raw materials are sourced, processed, and consumed.