1. On Running is growing rapidly. Can it do so sustainably?
   The 14-year-old sneaker brand has exploded in recent years. Its sustainability head has a plan for committing to responsible growth. They has the spotlight on circularity, less waste, more performance. The future of design is about products that exist in a loop – not a landfill.

2. “Sustainable Textiles”: what are next-gen materials, biobased materials and recycled materials? (When is a material truly recycled?)
   Biobased materials are (partially or fully) derived from biological sources such as plants, animals, or microorganisms and are produced using renewable natural resources instead of fossil-fuel based materials. They offer a sustainable alternative to traditional materials in various industries, including fashion.

3. 40 years of London Fashion Week: Behind the scenes with the women who started it
   In 1984, London Fashion Week was held in a car park in Kensington - 40 years on it is at the top of every fashionista's diary. The legend Lynne Franks - who founded her own agency at 21 years old - was one of the masterminds behind London Fashion week. Meet the women behind this global sensation and also look at what has changed in the last four decades.

Two Thirds is a Barcelona-based brand committed to ocean conservation and sustainability. They use eco-friendly materials and have a made-to-order system to minimize waste. Each purchase supports ocean cleanup efforts, making their clothes as impactful as they are stylish. Explore Two Thirds.

Pledge to buy no new clothes for 90 days to raise awareness about overconsumption and its environmental impact. This challenge encourages mindful purchasing and promotes a circular economy in fashion. Take the challenge.

Functional Fabric Fair Powered by PERFORMANCE DAYS®— is the premier marketplace in the United States where apparel CEOs, designers and product development executives source the most current innovations in high performance functional fabrics, finishes, trims and accessories from a carefully curated selection of fabric mills and branded technology companies—all presented in a sustainable/minimal waste exhibition through the use of bio-degradable, recycled and reusable materials.