The Australian Fashion trade mark will be a driving force in building the industry’s growth trajectory to deliver substantial economic, social and environmental gains over the next ten years
Meet AFC FashTech Lab Technology brands Bandicoot & Couture Cad, who throughout the program's duration will be guiding the nine fashion businesses through every step of their digital sampling strategies and workflows.
Thank you to our technology partners who shared insights into their incredible technologies whilst demonstrating the transformation from ideation to creation.
The sustainable, less waste ethos is carried on throughout the store from clothing to fit out; with all hangers crafted in post consumer ocean plastics courtesy of Arch & Hook.
"The most rewarding moments have been seeing the excitement, confidence, and sense of renewed dignity among the women and families who receive the clothing from Thread Together."
Through a partnership with the ReclAIMEd program, brands get the opportunity to enhance their brand’s ethical and environmental sustainability, reduce waste and support the educational mentorships of marginalised kids in need.
Aside from giving these clothes that were donated from Thread Togethers fashion partners a new life and reverting them from landfill, it was a fantastic time to get to know each other and interact outside the confines of zoom.
Thank you to our technology partners; Bandicoot Imaging, CoutureCAD, Ponz Studio and Style Atlas; who demonstrated how their software and services work together to tackle a new, more sustainable sampling process.
On 2 February the AFC and Consortium members held our first open industry session to start the conversation around co-designing a National Clothing Product Stewardship Scheme: A Roadmap to Clothing Circularity in Australia.
Developed specifically for businesses in the Australian fashion & textile industry, this guide outlines the resources and funding opportunities available to support initiatives around innovation, exporting, sustainability, manufacturing and more.
The Australia-UK Free Trade Agreement will remove tariffs for products between Australia and the UK - a win for Australian made fashion and textile businesses who export to the UK.
