Jon Liesenfeld wins the Redress Design Award 2026
Congratulations to Jon Liesenfeld from Germany for winning the Redress Design Award 2026, the world’s leading sustainable fashion design competition!
Redress Alumni sustainable brands at Asia’s Fashion Spotlight event, CENTRESTAGE
We are thrilled to present six sustainable Redress Alumni brands as part of the upcoming CENTRESTAGE Asia’s Fashion Spotlight event from Hong Kong, the Chinese Mainland, Taiwan, France, and Austria. Come meet us and the designers at the event, open to both industry and the public.
NEW INDUSTRY GUIDE: Closed Loop Solutions for Hong Kong’s Non-Wearable Clothing Waste
Redress is pleased to announce the launch of our latest guide, ‘Closed Loop Solutions for Hong Kong’s Non-Wearable Clothing Waste’, with the support of The VF Foundation.
Redress Design Award 2026 Semi-finalists Announced
This year, the top talents shone above designers from 59 regions.
Online Session: Circular Fashion Design Strategies with Redress Design Award 2025 winners
Join a LIVE online session for emerging designers to deepen your knowledge for creating circular fashion, and give you an edge in your application for the Redress Design Award.
‘Redressing the Lion Dance’ Exhibitions at Mondrian Hong Kong and Hong Kong Design Institute
Launching ahead of Lunar New Year festivities, our latest exhibition transforms the traditional lion dance—a cherished symbol of Chinese heritage—into a canvas for sustainability and fashion innovation.
‘Redressing the Lion Dance’ weaves fashion, culture, and sustainability
We’re excited to announce ‘Redressing the Lion Dance’ — a brand-new initiative launching as part of Hong Kong Fashion Fest this November!
NEW REPORT: Hong Kong’s Clothing Waste: Local Challenges and Opportunities
Redress is pleased to announce the launch of our mission-critical report‘Hong Kong’s Clothing Waste: Local Challenges and Opportunities’, supported by The VF Foundation, uncovering the scale of the city’s textile waste crisis while proposing innovative solutions to transform non-wearable clothing from landfill to valuable resources.
It’s here! The Redress 2024 Impact Report
Against an ongoing backdrop of fashion’s gloomy waste and negative environmental impacts and global uncertainty and challenges in the fashion industry, Redress has continued our work with conviction. Now, we’re proud to present our 2024 Impact Report!
Exclusive insider access: how fashion gets made
To support our mission in educating emerging fashion designers to drive the change toward a circular fashion industry, over the past few months, Redress has been hosting educational experiences for Hong Kong students from all backgrounds to discover firsthand how the fashion industry operates, from fabric to finished product.