Dive into Future Consumption with Redress at Fashion Summit (HK) 2026
Redress’ founder Dr. Christina Dean will be moderating a panel on ‘Future Consumption: From Data Insights to Agile Fashion Business Models’.
Redress gathers industry leaders in Shenzhen and Hong Kong
Joined by friends from across the sector, we celebrated the 16th Redress Design Award and discussed the dual impact of EU sustainability regulations and China’s 15th Five-Year Plan.
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.
Community Corner: April 2026
Happy Earth Month! Check out our upcoming events in Hong Kong.
SME clinic to grow online retail business sustainably
Redress, together with global logistics leader and Redress Design Award 2025 Platinum Sponsor, DHL, invited our Redress Alumni budding fashion brands along with other Hong Kong SMEs to a clinic-style workshop packed with real-world insights and practical strategies for international growth through online retail.
Redress Alumni join United Nations Fashion and Lifestyle Network to spotlight SDGs for fashion
We’ve always believed in the power of partnerships and in fashion’s ability to drive meaningful change. That’s why, as proud partners of the United Nations Fashion and Lifestyle Network (UNFLN), we were honoured to co-convene a high-profile panel discussion in the SDG Media Zone during the United Nations General Assembly on 20 September in New […]
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.
Redress hosts educational experience at denim factory for students
Did you know that producing a single pair of jeans requires approximately 7,500 litres of water—equivalent to one person’s drinking water for seven years*?