On April 29, from 13:05 to 13:50, TRACE hosts a panel debate on the challenges of fossil-based synthetic textiles at the LOOP Forum in Copenhagen. Experts will discuss how fast fashion, largely dependent on cheap plastic polymers like polyester, impacts circular ambitions in the textile sector. 

In order to combine two calls and thereby improve our call process we are postponing the co-creation workshop originally scheduled for March 25, 2025. A new date will be announced soon, and the co-creation workshop will likely be held after the summer break.

Ideally, it would be best if you only produce what has already been sold,' says project manager Anne Louise Bang. The Mass Customisation project aims to utilize consumer knowledge rather than relying solely on trends and assumptions about consumers. See the results so far."

CircularTEX launches a circular guide for purchasing upholstered furniture 

- We are participating in Trace to try and move the needle together with other companies, research institutions, and various actors," says Dorte Rye Olsen, Head of Sustainability at Bestseller.

Professor, Head of Department, Department of Environmental and Resource Engineering Claus-Helix Nielsen on DTU's role in Trace

By adjusting fashion companies' product development to create more inclusive designs, substantial benefits can be realized for the climate, environment, economy, and consumers.

“Does Resale Extend the Use Phase of Garments? Exploring Longevity in the Fashion Resale Market”, PhD. Mette Dalgaard Nielsen and Associate Professor, PhD. Else Skjold from the Royal Danish Academy have asked the question whether resale extends the lifetime of garments or not.