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Credits: Circular Textile Days On 10 and 11 September 2025, the 1931 Congress Centre in ’s-Hertogenbosch will transform into the international hub for knowledge and networking for everyone active in the textile value chain. Circular Textile Days links the urgency of new European legislation – such as the Green Claims Directive, Digital Product Passport, and Extended Producer Responsibility – to directly applicable circular solutions. From policy to practice Visitors will gain first-hand insights into legislation with keynote sessions from Euratex, Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and Centexbel. Industry leaders such as IKEA and Patagonia will share how their proven strategies and methods inspire companies worldwide. The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) will be present, with experts from several countries including Bangladesh. On the exhibition floor, a wide variety of players will offer the latest insights and practical tools to successfully integrate legislation into business operations. International universities, leading companies, and innovative start-ups will showcase the newest technologies, materials, and circular business models. Credits: Circular Textile Days Seeing is believing Alongside presentations and panels, CTD offers free (for registered visitors) interactive workshops where participants can develop their own roadmap towards circularity. In The Innovators Gallery, visitors can discover tangible examples of circular innovations and products from across the value chain. From circular design to recycling technologies, the exhibition floor provides concrete answers to questions like: Where do I start? Which partners do I need? And what benefits can I expect? The urgency is now The European textile industry is at a tipping point: legislation and consumer demand are driving change, and solutions are within reach. Circular Textile Days demonstrates how these solutions work in practice – and how companies can start today. * 10–11 September 2025 * 1931 Congress Centre, ’s-Hertogenbosch * Tickets from €75 (students €30) INTERESTED IN CIRCULAR TEXTILE DAYS? Learn more about Circular Textile Days on the event page

Credits: IFCO From August 20 to 22, 2025, the İstanbul Fashion Connection (IFCO) will launch its eighth edition, once again bringing the global fashion community together in the Turkish metropolis. As Europe’s largest apparel and fashion trade fair, IFCO—organized by İTKİB Fairs Inc., a subsidiary of the Istanbul Apparel Exporters’ Association (İHKİB)—presents itself as a forward-looking platform for creative collections, technological innovation, and international business development at the Istanbul Expo Center. Back in February, the 7th IFCO set a new record with 513 exhibitors, 33,788 trade visitors from over 150 countries, and eight fully booked halls. The event impressed once again with its unique combination of design excellence, innovative strength, and strategic business networking concept that will be continued and further expanded in August. Over 300 exhibitors from all segments of the fashion industry are expected to participate. Credits: IFCO Highlights of IFCO 2025 – August Edition: THE CORE ISTANBUL – More than 20 Turkish designers will present their latest collections, offering international buyers a unique look into the creative diversity and innovative spirit of Turkey’s fashion scene. IFCO Fashion Show – Striking runway presentations will feature visionary collections that reflect the shifting dynamics of the global fashion world. Professional Seminars & Trend Analysis – Top industry experts, including trend forecasters from WGSN, will provide insights into macro trends for Spring/Summer 2026, including color stories, key pieces, and commercially viable products. Digital & Green Transformation – Through initiatives like METAMORPHOSIS, part of the EU’s IPA-II program, İHKİB is actively driving the digital and sustainable transformation of Turkey’s fashion industry. The latest developments will be unveiled at IFCO. The Turkish textile industry is responding to the European Union’s increasing sustainability requirements, particularly CO2 footprint regulations, by investing in eco-friendly production. Organic cotton cultivation, recycled textiles, and water-saving technologies are becoming more widespread across the sector. At the same time, Turkish companies are increasingly focusing on digitalization and technological innovation to enhance their competitiveness. Smart textile technologies, AI-assisted production systems, and automation are helping to reduce costs and speed up production processes. As a result, the Turkish fashion industry is not only positioning itself as a major supplier to Europe but also as a pioneer in sustainable and innovative textile production. With its strategic location, short delivery times, and focus on quality and sustainability, Turkey remains a valuable partner for European fashion companies. IFCO continues to be the place where creativity and commercial success meets —a global business hub where buyers, brands, designers, and industry leaders come together to shape the future of fashion. ABOUT IFCO Istanbul Fashion Connection: Read more about IFCO on their eventpage

The LYCRA Company is previewing bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fiber and exhibiting its latest innovations for swimwear, underwear, and athleisure apparel at Milano Unica, July 8-10. Credits: The LYCRA Company 2025 The LYCRA Company, a global leader in developing sustainable fibers and solutions for the apparel industry, confirms its participation at Milano Unica, the premium international trade show for high-end textiles and accessories, taking place in Milan from July 8 to 10. For the third time in a row, The LYCRA Company will be present with the LYCRA® Brand Lounge, located in Hall 4 within the MarediModa area, where top-tier European companies will showcase a preview for their SS27 fabric and accessory collections for swimwear, underwear and athleisure. Once again, center stage will be taken by LYCRA® bio-derived EcoMade fibre, the world’s first renewable elastane fiber available at commercial scale, developed by The LYCRA Company. Made with 70% renewable materials including field corn, this new fibre offers a sustainable alternative to traditional elastane, delivering equivalent performance, comfort, and compatibility with existing fabric production processes—without the need for design or pattern adjustments. Milano Unica will also mark the first public presentation in Italy of apparel made with bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre, showcasing the fibre's real-world applications. A dedicated area within the Lounge will feature garments from Carvico, the renowned Italian manufacturer of technical fabrics for sport and beachwear, and Agolde, the premium American denim brand. The LYCRA® Brand Lounge is also designed as a space for discovery and connection, enriched with multimedia content and videos illustrating the company’s latest innovations. Visitors will also have the chance to experience a virtual reality journey, an immersive tour through the cornfields of Iowa that reveals the transformation process from crop to bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre. “Seeing our partners turn bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre into high-quality fabrics and garments confirms that we are moving in the right direction. Innovation and sustainability must go hand in hand, and our mission is to deliver scalable solutions that combine performance, comfort, and environmental responsibility,” said Alistair Williamson, Vice President EMEA and South Asia at The LYCRA Company. “Milano Unica remains an ideal platform to showcase how our vision is becoming reality—thanks to the strategic collaborations with leading brands and manufacturers across the textile value chain.”

Credits: Source Fashion Source Fashion, the UK’s leading responsible sourcing show, is proud to announce a 12-month strategic collaboration with global environmental action NGO, WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme), with activations that will extend far beyond the show floor and reinforce Source Fashion’s long-term commitment to sustainability, circularity, and responsible sourcing within the global fashion industry. This year-long alliance will see WRAP embedded across Source Fashion’s live and digital platforms, providing expert insight and leadership throughout the next 12 months. The collaboration officially launches at Source Fashion July 2025, 8–10 July, The Grand Hall, Olympia London, where WRAP will play a central role in the event's thought leadership programme. Key highlights include a headline debate session led by Mark Sumner, WRAP Textiles Programme Lead, titled ‘If We Started All Over Again, What Would It Look Like?’. The session will reimagine the fashion industry from the ground up, placing sustainability, circularity, and commercial viability at its centre. It will also challenge traditional cost models, advocating for a shift from price-led production to value-driven retailing based on realistic sell-through potential. The seminar programme will also feature a compelling panel session, ‘When will consumers really pay more – are consumers ready? Bringing together, Rachel Gray, Behaviour Change Manager, WRAP with Moderator: Anna Berry, Co-Founder and Director, Retail 100, Berni Yates, Knowledge Exchange Lead CSM, Jo Hooper, CEO and Founder NRBY Clothing to explore one of the sector’s most debated questions: are consumers truly prepared to pay more for sustainable and ethically sourced fashion? While surveys suggest a willingness to spend more, many brands have yet to see this reflected at the tills. This session will examine what it will really take to shift consumer behaviour, how retailers can better align price with purpose, and whether the industry is ready to meet the conscious consumer where they are—or where they’re going. A Year of Actionable Insight and Digital Engagement The collaboration extends beyond the July event, delivering a full year of collaborative content and thought leadership. Beginning with the launch of an exclusive podcast featuring Mark Sumner, Source Fashion and WRAP will co-create a stream of impactful digital content, including infographics, social campaigns promoting WRAP initiatives, and expert commentary on Source Fashion’s reports. Advisory Board Appointment Strengthens Long-Term Collaboration Further cementing this partnership, Mark Sumner has also joined the Source Fashion Advisory Board. A former academic and respected sustainability leader, Mark Sumner, will help shape the platform’s long-term vision and ensure that sustainability remains at the heart of Source Fashion’s evolution. “This is not a one-off activation—it’s the start of a long term partnership focused on equipping companies with the insight they need to start to action real, measurable change,” said Suzanne Ellingham, Event Director at Source Fashion. “By working with WRAP across multiple channels, we’re building a platform that not only starts conversations but supports the industry in acting on them. WRAP brings deep expertise in sustainability, and circularity, this partnership allows us to amplify that knowledge at scale.” Mark Sumner, Textiles Programme Lead at WRAP said, “WRAP’s collaboration with Source Fashion is about equipping more organisations to take meaningful climate action. WRAP’s UK Textiles Pact is already driving change, but this union takes our expertise beyond sustainability circles to inspire more people across the sector towards Circular Living. Source Fashion is a proven platform for bold, challenging conversations so we are proud to bring our insights to these important discussions to help propel the industry. Teaming up with Source Fashion on its event and content is a natural fit - we are ready to go further, together, to influence real progress.” Credits: Mark Sumner

Credits: Global Fashion Agenda Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) and PDS Ventures have revealed Refiberd as the winner of the Trailblazer Programme 2025. The announcement was made last night at the official Celebration Dinner of Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2025, the leading international forum for sustainability in fashion, presented by GFA. Refiberd, shortlisted under the ‘Closed Loop Pathways’ category, was selected by a panel of industry experts based on the potential for systemic impact demonstrated in their comprehensive application and live pitching. The company’s pioneering technology uses hyperspectral imaging and AI to accurately identify the material composition of textiles, unlocking critical advancements in textile recycling, resale authentication, and traceability. As the Trailblazer winner, Refiberd will receive an investment of up to USD 200,000 from PDS Ventures, pending successful completion of financial and legal due diligence and final Investment Committee approval. The award also includes strategic commercial and operational support from PDS Group, including development and commercialisation assistance from its innovation-focused subsidiary, Positive Materials. Federica Marchionni, CEO, Global Fashion Agenda, said: “At this year’s Summit, we are challenging the industry to address its greatest obstacles and implement proven catalysts for change. Refiberd exemplifies how technological innovation can help bridge longstanding structural gaps in the fashion system. Their solution reflects the spirit of the Trailblazer Programme and the theme of ‘Barriers and Bridges’ by turning challenge into opportunity. We are proud to support their journey and continue fostering a space where collaboration across sectors enables transformation at scale.” Pallak Seth, Executive Vice Chairman, PDS, commented on the award win: “We are thrilled to name Refiberd as the winner of the Trailblazer Programme 2025. Refiberd embodies the spirit of visionary entrepreneurship—developing breakthrough technology with the potential to transform the fashion industry. The funding support provided through this award will be instrumental in scaling its innovations and driving forward circular textile recycling across the supply chain. Now in its second year, the Trailblazer Programme has seen incredible momentum, attracting applicants from six continents and showcasing a diverse mix of pioneering solutions. This growing global response reflects the commitment of PDS Ventures, in collaboration with Global Fashion Agenda, to empower founders who are reimagining fashion for a more sustainable future. The 2025 edition sets a new benchmark for excellence, demonstrating the calibre of talent shaping the next era of fashion—one that is more circular, equitable, and climate-conscious.” Credits: Global Fashion Agenda Sarika Bajaj, Co-Founder & CEO, Refiberd said: “The Refiberd team is thrilled to have been selected as the winner for the 2025 Trailblazer Programme! Having our technology be recognised by so many influential members of the fashion and textile industry is incredible validation for our team, and we are so grateful that the judges recognised the need for more accurate material data across the supply chain. This opportunity comes at a critical growth point for Refiberd, and we are thrilled to work towards scaling our technology with the support of the Trailblazer Programme, PDS Ventures, and Global Fashion Agenda.” Now in its second year, the Trailblazer Programme 2025 received over 200 applications from 44 countries across six continents - nearly double last year’s total. Nine outstanding innovators were selected following a rigorous review by a cross-sector jury including representatives from Ralph Lauren, Fashion for Good, Zalando, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, GFA, and PDS Ventures. This year’s programme was structured around three key innovation pillars that address critical priorities for a more sustainable fashion industry: Working With Nature, Closed Loop Pathways, and Tech Powered Transformation. The overall runners-up were Manny AI, recognised under the Tech Powered Transformation pillar for its AI platform enabling responsive, demand-driven supply chains, and Matereal, highlighted under Working With Nature for its chemical and AI-powered platform that creates less toxic, decarbonised polymers for textiles to fit supply chain needs. The nine shortlisted Trailblazers were featured within the Innovation Forum at Global Fashion Summit, gaining direct exposure to industry stakeholders, brands, manufacturers, and investors. The physical Trailblazer Award was designed and produced by Yellow Octopus Circular Solutions, created from a minimum of 60% recycled textile waste sourced directly from the fashion industry. More than just a symbol, the award contains approximately a box full of textiles. Visit www.globalfashionagenda.org to learn more about the Trailblazer Programme and explore the featured innovators.

Credits: Textiles Recycling Expo The upcoming Textiles Recycling Expo, taking place on 4–5 June 2025 at Brussels Expo, was introduced during a press conference this week at the Press Club Brussels. The event brought together industry associations, sustainability experts, and EU policy stakeholders to discuss the opportunities and urgent challenges facing Europe’s textile sector in its move toward a circular economy. The press conference marked a key milestone ahead of the expo, with speakers emphasizing the growing need for scalable, practical solutions. Event Manager Zied Chetoui stated: “As regulations evolve across Europe, the industry must step up with innovative approaches. That’s exactly why the Textiles Recycling Expo was created.” Positioned as a new platform for cross-sector dialogue, the event aims to unite policymakers, brands, recyclers, academics, and innovators. Robert van der Kerkhof, CEO of ReHubs, commented: “This is a space for connection, for education, and—most importantly—for driving the investment and technologies that will shape the future of textile-to-textile recycling.” Julia Ettinger, Secretary General of EuRIC, added: “This event comes at a crucial moment, not only for the textile sector but for Europe’s wider circular economy ambitions. We must elevate the voice of the European reuse and recycling sectors and share hands-on knowledge that can support meaningful policy development.” Karla Basselier, CEO of Fedustria, noted the gap between innovation and implementation: “While our industry is indeed progressing, the reality is that only a fraction of textiles are currently recycled. This expo offers a much-needed platform to address that.” Dirk Vantyghem, Director General of EURATEX, concluded: “Our challenge is reconciling sustainability with competitiveness. How do we help our companies lower their footprint and become more sustainable, while remaining strong in the market?” With a programme that brings together leading voices from business, government, and research, the Textiles Recycling Expo is set to become a key moment in shaping Europe’s circular textile agenda. ABOUT Textiles Recycling Expo Read more about Textiles Recycling Expo on the event page

Credits: Premiere Vision Première Vision set up at the Grand Quai du Port de Montréal with over a hundred international exhibitors and welcomed close to 2,150 professionals and students. Organized in partnership with the mmode Cluster, this first event, which met with great success, also saw the involvement of Tourisme Montréal and the Ministry of Tourism in the sector. Alia Hassan-Cournol, City of Montréal advisor responsible for economic development, commerce, design, and higher education, the Consul General of France in Montréal, Marie Lapierre, and François Roberge, Chairman of the Board of the mmode Cluster, were able to meet all the sector's stakeholders and discuss their challenges and development prospects. Key Figures * Nearly 2,150 international professionals representing over 1,000 companies gathered in Montréal * More than 100 exhibitors from Canada, Türkiye, Japan, Morocco, France, China, United-States, and more presented their latest developments * A program of 24 conferences presented by 38 expert speakers * An audience of over 1,500 participants at the conferences This first edition in Montréal, a key financial and economic hub in North America, offered professionals unprecedented business opportunities and prospects for new collaborations. Thierry Langlais, Vice President of Operations at Première Vision: "Première Vision Montréal brought together a considerable number of visitors, all very enthusiastic about this new event in Canada. The success of this edition confirms for us the need to meet our markets, especially in the context of change and geopolitical unstability we are experiencing. We are already setting the date for 2026, and the agenda will be quickly confirmed." Mathieu St-Arnaud Lavoie, General Director of the mmode Cluster: "Montréal is living its local fashion by hosting Première Vision for the first time in Canada! We are proud to have contributed, alongside Tourisme Montréal and the Ministry of Tourism, to the sharing of knowledge and expertise! Our companies and creators had the opportunity to exchange with French and Montréal dignitaries who understood the importance of our fashion and apparel ecosystem. In this complex economic context, it was important to prove that Montréal and Quebec are home to innovative and creative companies that form a unique fashion mosaic." Driven by the exceptional energy between visitors and exhibitors, the first edition of Première Vision Montréal exceeded all expectations. The enthusiasm of the participants was evident throughout the event. The record attendance at the conferences and the excitement of the exhibitors, who are already requesting a next edition, confirmed the success of the show and demonstrated the need for a fashion and textile industry gathering in Canada. Première Vision Montréal is already shaping up to be a highly anticipated event in 2026.

Credits: The LYCRA Company The LYCRA Company, a global leader in the development of innovative and sustainable solutions for the apparel industry, showcased its bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre at the Kingpins Amsterdam trade show on April 16 and 17. Visitors were able to discover an immersive virtual reality experience at its stand, Blue Area 11. It traced the product's journey from farm to fibre. This year, the bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre, made with QIRA®, will be derived from annually renewable industrial corn from Iowa. It will offer transparency on the origin of raw materials. It will also constitute a sustainable solution to reduce the environmental impact of clothing. Composed of 70 percent renewable content, this innovative fibre can reduce the carbon footprint of LYCRA® fibre by up to 44 percent*, while offering performance equivalent to the original LYCRA® fibre. It constitutes a direct replacement, without requiring re-engineering of fabrics, processes or garment designs. “Our customers and their consumers are increasingly looking for products that not only meet high performance standards, but are also part of a sustainable approach,” said The LYCRA Company vice president of brands and retail, Arnaud Ruffin. “The bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre represents a major step forward in reducing fashion’s carbon footprint.” The ‘7 Styles for 7 Days’ project, presented at Kingpins, illustrates how stretch denim made with bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre can transform menswear and womenswear wardrobes throughout the week. It guarantees lasting comfort and an impeccable fit, while reducing environmental impact. This exhibition is the result of a collaboration between The LYCRA Company and Diamond Denim, a member of the Pakistani Sapphire Group. It contributes to accelerating the decarbonisation efforts of both companies. This ‘7 Styles pour 7 Jours’ capsule collection offers garments made with bio-sourced LYCRA® EcoMade fibre. Each design is designed to accompany everyday life, offering sustainable fashion perfectly suited to the modern lifestyle. Credits: Diamond Denim x The LYCRA Company “Diamond Denim’s fully integrated production capabilities made them the ideal partner to work with us on this project, highlighting the future of sustainable denim,” said The LYCRA Company global product category director denim, wovens, and ready-to-wear, Ebru Ozaydin. “They were among the first denim manufacturers in the world to receive a quantity of pilot fibre and developed four high-performance fabrics, forming the basis of this versatile collection, ideal for all occasions.” “At Diamond Denim, we are committed to adopting sustainable solutions in textile production,” said Diamond Denim’s head of design, Jayesh Mandalia. “This collaboration with The LYCRA Company represents a key step towards our goal of offering consumers low-impact, high-performance denim while pursuing our decarbonisation goals.” The ‘7 Styles pour 7 Jours’ collection was exhibited at The LYCRA Company (blue area 11) and Diamond Denim (blue area 12) stands. Turkish denim manufacturer Orta presented samples made with bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fibre and recycled cotton on its stand 22, Yellow area. According to Orta marketing and sustainability manager, Sebla Onder, the enthusiastic market response to their capsule collection launched at the end of 2024 shows that the industry is truly ready for significant change. “We are delighted that Citizens of Humanity Group, one of our most respected premium brand partners, has chosen this sustainable fabric for its Agolde brand. We look forward to consumer reaction to this collection in the coming months. We also hope that new brand collaborations will emerge from this exceptional partnership,” she added. Credits: The LYCRA Company LYCRA FitSense® denim technology, which debuted at Kingpins Amsterdam last April, was also in the spotlight this year. This advanced shaping technology makes it possible to target problem areas that can affect wear and fit, such as the stomach, waist, thighs and buttocks. It allows designers to select specific areas for support and lift, offering consumers a feeling of comfort and increased confidence in their jeans. Building on this innovation, Spanx took a significant step with the successful launch in January of the Spanxsculpt™ ReDefine Denim commercial programme, the first of its kind to integrate this technology. Finally, for the fourth consecutive year, the LYCRA® brand is partnering with the House of Denim Foundation and students from the Jean School to organise the ‘Stretch Yourself #4: Denim of the Future, Designed by Gen Z’ exhibition. Each student designer will present a denim garment incorporating innovative fabrics powered by The LYCRA Company technologies, including COOLMAX® EcoMade fibre. For more details on the event and additional product information, please visit the dedicated event page. * Estimate based on a Cradle-to-Gate life cycle analysis for a representative LYCRA® fibre manufacturing facility, conducted in June 2022 by Ramboll Americas Engineering Solutions, Inc.

Credits: Diamond Denim The LYCRA Company, a global leader in sustainable fiber and technology solutions for the apparel industry, has partnered with Diamond Denim, a vertically integrated textile mill within the Sapphire Group, to showcase an innovative denim collection at Kingpins Amsterdam, which takes place April 16 – 17. The “7 Styles for 7 Days” capsule collection features garments crafted with bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fiber, demonstrating how sustainable stretch denim can transform men’s and women’s wardrobes while reducing the environmental impact. Each style in the collection is designed to help the wearer effortlessly transition from one moment to the next, every day of the week, demonstrating how sustainable fashion can seamlessly fit into a modern lifestyle. “Diamond Denim’s fully integrated production capabilities made them the ideal partner to work with us on this project showcasing the future of sustainable denim,” said Ebru Ozaydin, global product category director denim, wovens, and ready-to-wear, at The LYCRA Company. “They were one of the first mills in the world to receive a seed quantity of our renewable fiber and created four high-performance fabrics that form the foundation of this versatile collection of garments, ideal for every occasion.” Later this year, bio-derived LYCRA® EcoMade fiber made with QIRA® will debut commercially. Composed of 70 percent renewable dent corn grown in Iowa annually, this sustainable solution can potentially reduce the carbon footprint of LYCRA® fiber by up to 44 percent* while maintaining the performance of the original LYCRA® fiber. “At Diamond Denim, we are committed to adopting sustainable solutions in textile production,” said Jayesh Mandalia, Diamond Denim’s head of design. “This collaboration with The LYCRA Company represents a crucial step forward in our mission to deliver low-impact, high-performance denim to consumers while also advancing our decarbonization goals.” The “7 Styles for 7 Days” collection will be on display at Kingpins Amsterdam, held at the Sugar Factory in Halfweg, Netherlands, at The LYCRA Company stand (blue area 11) and Diamond Denim stand (blue area 12). *Estimate from Cradle-to-Gate Screening LCA for a representative LYCRA® fiber manufacturing facility, June 2022, prepared by Ramboll Americas Engineering Solutions, Inc. ABOUT LYCRA COMPANY Read more about LYCRA Company on their company page

Tokyo Streets Credits: Pexels The British Embassy in Tokyo, located in a prime area of central Tokyo, is home to the iconic Ambassador’s Residence, a space rich in history and significance. In its mission to maximise the value of this prestigious asset, the Embassy is offering British businesses and organisations the opportunity to host professional events at the Residence. This is a unique chance to engage with stakeholders in Japan, while promoting and advancing UK interests and government priorities. The Embassy invites British organisations to apply for use of the Residence for events that align with the broader goals of the UK in Japan. Events can be hosted on commercial terms, however, there is potential for discounted rates when unique in-kind contributions are offered – such as cultural performances or keynote speakers – especially if they help support UK-Japan relations. The Embassy is particularly interested in proposals from British cultural institutions, not-for-profit organisations, and UK-Japan cultural groups. If your organisation has an idea for a co-hosted event or would like to discuss options for events taking place between April 2025 and March 2026, the Embassy is keen to hear from you. Interested parties should submit an expression of interest to public-enquiries.tokyo@fcdo.gov.uk, addressed to the attention of the Ambassador’s Chief of Staff. UKFT believes this could be an opportunity for UK fashion and textile businesses to connect with key stakeholders in Japan while showcasing the best of British culture, business and innovation.

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