Future Fabrics Expo 9½ | Speaker and Programme Announcement

We are so pleased to announce the full programme of speakers and panel discussions for Future Fabrics Expo 9½! We will be contextualising the materials showcased on our platform with informative educational content and industry insights, spotlighting the latest innovations around nature-positive materials grown in regenerative organic agricultural systems, circular production systems and recycling technologies. The Sustainable Angle’s Future Fabrics Expo aims to inspire, inform and continuously support fashion professionals who are seeking to work not only with a minimal impact by sourcing a wide range of more responsibly-produced textiles and materials but strive to use fashion as tool for creating a more positive future.
Tune-in to our insightful panel discussions every day between 22 June – 2 July from 1-2pm BST via our Future Fabrics VIRTUAL Expo and 10am-4pm BST through Instagram Live. Register here: https://www.futurefabricsvirtualexpo.com/events
Registration provides you access to our London showroom, open at 11 AM – 6 PM BST (advanced booking required, details on registration page) and Premium Access to our Future Fabrics VIRTUAL Expo platform for the duration of the expo. Expo visitors in London can also scan the QR codes labelled on the materials and be redirected seamlessly to our VIRTUAL Expo, where you will find further sustainability information on the fabrics and can save them immediately to your profile.
Follow us on Instagram here to watch more industry talks and discussions throughout the Expo
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Watch opening remarks by Cyrill Gutsch, Founder and CEO of Parley for the Oceans:
“We are the material innovators. We are the creators. We are encouraged more than ever now to use that moment and open the door to a New Age, to a new era of materials, to call out the Material Revolution. To let all these harmful toxic ingredients go. And to start a new way of business, a new economy that is based on collaboration and eco-innovation.”

