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CIRCULAR ECONOMY c Closing the Loop for apparel & footwear Circular Economy - Marina Chahboune 14.10.2017 1 Definition What is Circular Economy?? The current so called linear economy (throwaway economy) is based on depleting

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY – Closing the Loop for apparel & footwear

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Definition – What is Circular Economy??

 The current so called linear economy (throwaway economy) is

based on depleting finite reserves to create products that end up in landfills or in incinerators.

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Definition – What is Circular Economy??

 The circular economy is a generic term for an industrial economy that is

producing no waste and pollution and in which material flows are of two types: designed to reenter the biosphere safely or to circulate at high quality in the production system. An important factor is the recycling of goods as secondary raw materials as well as the multiple use.

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Waste-Hierarchy

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Priority Quantity

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Reasons to go circular:

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  • Growing population (9,7 billion until 2050)
  • Increasing demand for textile fibers (emerging markets , dublicating until

2030)

  • shortage of resources (finite resources)
  • Increasing environmental pollution, landfill (especially textile waste)
  • Ecological overshoot (Earth overshoot day, during the 1970s we passed

the point at which the annual Ecological Footprint matched the Earth’s annual biocapacity)

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Reasons to go circular:

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 Overall apparel consumption will rise by 63%, from 62 million tons today

to 102 million tons in 2030 – an equivalent of more than 500 billion t-shirts 85% our clothes end up

  • n landfills!!
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Reasons to go circular:

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 The Planetary Boundaries 2015 & 2013

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What can we do??

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 What is needed/ can be done from the production side?

 Consumers become more demanding, more discerning and less predictable

in their purchasing behavior

 The fashion system the way it is oldfashioned and starts reshaping. Brands

start looking inward, implementing changes to the coreoperations = shortening the length of the fashion cycle to integrating sustainable innovation into the core product, design and manufacturing process

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Global Fashion Agenda: Copenhagen Fashion Summit Commitment

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64 fashion companies and corporations have signed the commitment. Together, they represent 143 brands and a combined value of 7.5% of the global fashion market.

143 brands signed!

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Action Points – CPH Fashion Summit Commitment

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ACTION POINT 1: IMPLEMENTING DESIGN STRATEGY FOR CYCLABILITY

Brand or retailer has a design strategy for cyclability by 2020, enabling re-use, upcycling and recycling. This includes one or more of the following:

  • Products are designed to promote and prioritise materials that are compatible with

existing material recycling streams

  • Products are designed so that material types can be separated for recycling
  • Products are designed for functional durability and ease of

ACTION POINT 2: INCREASING VOLUME OF USED GARMENTS COLLECTED

Brand or retailer has programme in place for the collection and processing of used garments by 2020.

  • An in-store/e-tail garment collection scheme together with a recognised, credible and

licensed charity and/or re-use/ recycling company

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Action Points – CPH Fashion Summit Commitment

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ACTION POINT 3: INCREASING RESALE OF USED GARMENTS

Brand or retailer sells or exchanges used garments in second-hand marketplaces by 2020.

  • Resale in own retail spaces
  • Collaboration with online second-hand market places
  • Collaboration with charities or textile recyclers

ACTION POINT 4: INCREASING USE OF RECYCLED TEXTILE FIBRES

Brand or retailer uses recycled textile fibres in collection range by 2020.

  • Support development of technologies that enable material recycling
  • Include textile-to-textile recycled fibres in collection range
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The rise of the circular economy

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BSI: FIRST CIRCULAR ECONOMY STANDARD Framework for implementing the principles of the circular economy in

  • rganizations – Guide
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The circular economy is about creating &

  • ptimizing value by reconsidering what

might be seen as waste or system losses & identifying opportunities to realize new potential from them.

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The 6 circular fashion loops

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The current textile supply chain

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Point

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Consumer End

  • f life
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Loop 1: The First User-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT

Point of Sale, Repairing

Consumer End

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REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! Repairing (1)

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Loop 1: The First User-Loop

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 Knowledge Sharing -> Repair instructions; Washing- and care instructions

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Loop 1: The First User-Loop

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 Knowledge Sharing -> Repair Service

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Loop 1: The First User-Loop

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Knowledge Sharing -> Repair Service

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Loop 1: The First User-Loop

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Modifications

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Loop 2: The Reuse-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

  • f life

REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! (2) Sorting, repairing

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Loop 2: The Reuse-Loop

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 Selling Second-Hand -> Take-back system

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Loop 2: The Reuse-Loop

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 Implementing Leasing - & Renting systems

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Loop 2: The Reuse-Loop

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 Implementing Leasing - & Renting systems

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Loop 3: The ReDesign-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

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REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! (3) Sorting, repairing

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Loop 3: The ReDesign-Loop

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 Pre-Consumer Waste -> Upcycling

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Loop 3: The ReDesign-Loop

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 Pre-Consumer Waste -> Upcycling

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Loop 3: The ReDesign-Loop

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 Post-Consumer Waste -> Upcycling

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Loop 4: The ReCycling-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

  • f life

REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! ThirdParty Donation Recycling Mill (4) Sorting, repairing

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Loop 4: The ReCycling-Loop

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 Post-Consumer Waste

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Loop 4: The ReCycling-Loop

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 Post-Consumer Waste -> Cradle-to-Cradle

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Loop 5: The Production-Recycling-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

  • f life

REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! ThirdParty Donations Recycling Mill (5) Sorting, repairing

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Loop 5: The Production-Recycling-Loop

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 Pre-Consumer Waste -> Collectiong & Sorting of clippings for fiber recycling

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Loop 6: The Biodegradable-Loop

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

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REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! (6)

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Loop 6: The Biodegradable-Loop

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 Cradle-to-Cradle

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Loop 6: The Biodegradable-Loop

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 Cradle-to-Cradle

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Loop 6: The biodegradable-Loop

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 Cradle-to-Cradle

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The current textile supply chain

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Point

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Consumer End

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The 6 Loops: The holistic circular fashion concept

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Fiber Design Textile Mill yarn/fabric CMT Store new 2H,Leasing Consumer End

  • f life

REDUCE!!! ReIMAGINE!!! ThirdParty Donation Recycling Mill (6) (3) (1) (2) (5) (4) Sorting, repairing

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What can we do??

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 What is needed/ can be done from the production side?

Brands need to find partners/ productions/ suppliers with whom they can achieve these aims!!!

 Offering high quality/ longlasting products  Setting up a network/ cooperation with fabric & accessoires suppliers  Being able to offer appropriate fabrics ( -> research fabrics already available in the market:

like s.Cafe, Reworx & Infinito, Econyl, Bionic yarn, Seaqual, Recovertex, YKK Natulon, Filatures du Parc, Orta, Hempfortex…etc)

 New skills, understanding and knowledge of sustainability und circular economy  Potential certificats (LEED…etc)  Initiating collecting systems for clippings/ textile waste  Specializing in redesign and upcycling (e.g. training one line),

Zero Waste pattern making

ACT RATHER THAN REACT!!!

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Design process/ product development

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 Design for rebirth  Is it a longlive product?  Is it a high quality product?  Is this product timeless or trend-driven?  Is this product multifunctional or transformable?  Is it made from monomaterials only?  Is it recyclable? Is it possible to separtat all components?  Is the fabric from recycled fibers?  Is the product developed for the tech- or bio-cycle?  Is it a zero waste or waste optimized pattern?

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Benefits

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 Resource efficiency <-> Shortage of resources/ natural capital  Economic growth -> the availability of materials & energy can limit opportunities

(circular economy is decoupling here)

 Cost savings -> giving access to cheaper material inputs & reducing waste

management costs & environmental costs (e.g. reduced greenhouse gas emissions)

 New revenue streams -> by supplying additional products  Improved customer relationship  Remain competitive

Meeting new and emerging market needs and expectations – now and into the future!!!!

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Terima kasih!!

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