Industry Engagement
We want to create a platform for industry collaboration to create a more sustainable future for fashion. Through our industry engagement programmes, we collaborate across the entire fashion supply chain to catalyse positive change. We work with designers, textile and garment manufacturers, retailers, schools and universities, governments, NGOs and media organisations on seminars, workshops, research, retail collaborations and through our recycled textile standard. Read more about our recent work to catalyse and drive change in the fashion industry below.
As part of the upcoming CENTRESTAGE Asia’s Fashion Spotlight event at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Redress is presenting six fantastic emerging sustainable brands from our Redress Design Award alumni at a dedicated booth from 9–11 September 2022. Collections include womenswear, menswear, and even baby slings and wraps.
The topic of ESG investment has received a lot of attention in recent years and investors are more empowered than ever by knowing that their financial decisions can impact the future positively. Through investing in and supporting companies that are environmentally sound, socially responsible, and governance focused, investors can yield better long-term returns as well as effect social change. Yet how does it translate for companies to put it into actual practice? What are the philosophies behind these companies’ operations? What challenges do these companies face when implementing ESG initiatives?
16 January 2021
Run in partnership with Tommy Hilfiger you are invited to attend an exclusive upcycling workshop via Facebook Live. Join Redress Design Award Alumna designer, Jesse Lee, and sustainable fashion advocate, Kayla Wong, to learn how to turn an old and unwanted t-shirt into a fun tote bag with just a few snips and some clever tying techniques!
29 October 2020
This year’s ReThink event will feature Kay Liu, Redress’ Circular Fashion Programme Director, speaking on a panel discussion on the topic ‘Circular Economy: from inspiration to implementation’ alongside other industry experts on how organisations are introducing circular economy thinking into their operations.
21 October 2020
Redress Founder Christina Dean will be speaking at this month’s Lynk Speaker Session around the topic of ‘Eco Investing: Sustainable Fashion in a Circular Economy’.
8 October 2020
Join this important online discussion with Redress Founder, Christina Dean, Gloria Yu, designer, content creator and sustainability advocate, and Aamir Sakhia, COO, Lane Crawford, where they will take your questions and discuss the results of Hong Kong’s fashion consumption survey, asking: what is the future for sustainability in Hong Kong post-COVID-19?
25 September 2020
Join us at our Fashion Summit panel discussion topic on ‘How Craftsmanship Combines with Design’, moderated by Redress’ Education Senior Manager, Morgane Parizot.
14 June 2020
Join Redress founder Christina Dean and other leading fashion experts on topics on dressing with purpose, the up-cycling economy, and circular fashion on Sunday 14 June 2020, at 1:40pm.
During the 24 Hour Sort-a-thon we are aiming to sort through all of the clothing collected in the Get Redressed Clothing Drive (forecasted as over 10 tonnes) in just 24 hours, with the help of 25 teams of corporate volunteers. Over the whole 24-hour event (12pm Friday 22 November - 12pm Saturday 23 November), the 25 teams will simultaneously sort clothes to a fun backdrop of live music, great food and drinks whilst meeting new people, learning about the issue of textile waste in Hong Kong and directly benefiting people in need.
Design for Recyclability: Can the intimates sector reach circularity?
Circularity is the buzz word of the fashion industry, but achieving it can seem like a quest for the holy grail. This panel will explore how realistic circularity is for the intimates sector, and look at the challenges and opportunities for both extending the life of garments and increasing end of life recovery for recycling, through the lens of decision making in design.