• Denim Deal Germany – Unveiling first Signatories

    TREND LECTURES | Keyhouse – Hall 7

    Join this panel discussion where the future of the Denim Deal in Germany will be disclosed. Sharing their mission, vision and goals in forming part of the global initiative driving the production of 1 billion pair of jeans containing at least 20% PCR. We will be diving into the type of collaboration needed and its […]

  • amfori – How to collaboratively tackle CSDDD challenges in the fashion industry

    TREND LECTURES | Keyhouse – Hall 7

    This panel discussion brings together experts and practitioners from amfori, Holy Fashion Group/ Strellson AG and Novateks to explore the upcoming obligations and regulations, such as the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), and how the various parties  can play a part in the due diligence cycle and work together on continuous improvement. Through examining […]

  • European cotton and 100% made in Europe fashion apparel – a new era for European fashion and textile industries

    BUYER'S CLUB – Room K3/4 | MOC

    Join this panel discussion where European Cotton Alliance presents the EUCOTTON initiative for the production of sustainable, ethical, fully traceable and 100% made in Europe fashion apparel. Dive into the specifics of the EUCOTTON traceability scheme and the European cotton sector’s proposal for a new era for the European fashion and textile industries.

  • FASHION COUNCIL GERMANY – Sustainable Innovations & Solutions for Fashion

    TREND LECTURES | Keyhouse – Hall 7

    Join this insightful panel where experts will share their sustainable strategies and explore how the future of fashion can be transformed through small, meaningful steps. Learn about innovative textiles, design approaches and consumer awareness. Discover how creating synergies can holistically advance sustainability in the fashion industry. Moderation by Catherine Hansmann.

  • GREAT GREEN INTELLIGENCE – Join DEVALIA on an interdisciplinary approach and scaled methodology for individuals and companies who wish to SUSTAIN-REMAIN and REGAIN in a fast-evolving industry

    TREND LECTURES | Keyhouse – Hall 7

    Devalia collaborates with public and private scientific institutions to promote the reuse of raw materials and the reintegration of natural resources, a core principle of the circular economy. The project aims to foster a new culture and scientific research approach within various industries, enabling users to make ethical choices easily – focusing on methodologies for […]

  • Threads of Change – The Environmental and Social Impact of Regenerative Cotton

    TREND LECTURES | Keyhouse – Hall 7

    Hype, Hope, and Horizons: Can regenerative cotton help the textile industry build a better manufacturing culture? This panel will explore the potential, opportunities, and challenges that regenerative cotton presents for brands, manufacturers, and consumers alike. The aim is to explore the social and environmental implications, including the empowerment of women farmers, and discuss whether the […]

  • FASHION GRID – Made in Europe: Where Craftsmanship Meets Conscious Design

    THE STAGE | MOC - Hall 2

    A dynamic discussion with industry leaders on how traceability, local production, and collaboration are setting new standards for sustainable style and superior materials to shape the next wave of sustainable fashion. Followed by the FASHION GRID HAPPY HOUR

  • Expert Panel – Sourcing in Africa: Opportunities for Growth

    THE STAGE | MOC - Hall 2

    Explore Africa as a sustainable sourcing region, with insights from companies, industry associations, and development cooperation on opportunities, challenges, and support mechanisms. Join Salvador Braedt and industry experts in this insightful discussion about the opportunities of sourcing in Africa.

  • Manufacturing Policy, DPP & Traceability: What Suppliers Need to Know by 2026

    THE STAGE | MOC - Hall 2

    Compliance is no longer a checklist. It’s becoming a business model stress test. As regulatory frameworks mandates and traceability tighten across Europe and beyond, suppliers are increasingly exposed to legal, operational and commercial risk. This session explores what upcoming manufacturing policies actually require, where responsibility is shifting along the value chain, and how suppliers can […]

  • Textile Recycling Reality: What Is Actually Possible by 2026

    THE STAGE | MOC - Hall 2

    Recycling capacity doesn’t scale at the speed of brand promises. Textile recycling is often presented as a future solution, yet current infrastructure, economics and material complexity tell a more constrained story. This panel addresses what recycling technologies can realistically deliver by 2026, where capacity gaps remain, and how suppliers and brands should recalibrate expectations.