At 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, we believe in Fashion for Positive Impact. Here, the most cutting edge innovators in the fashion industry gather to share their work towards a new, bolder vision of sustainability. The organizers of this unique conference, studio MM04’s Magdalena Schaffrin and Max Gilgenmann, guide us through some of the summit’s most inspiring talks, giving their expert input and reflection along the way. Tackling topics from circular materials to cultural inclusivity, these speakers will inspire and make you think about fashion – and sustainability – in ways you didn’t expect. Vogue.com called 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit the most important fashion conference, and this podcast lets our listeners join the conversation. Whether you’re an SME, a designer, or just someone who wants work towards a sustainable future, we’ll keep you in the loop on how fashion can change the world – for good.
Follow us on social media @202030summit to stay up to date with Edition #6 of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, and visit our website for more information at www.202030summit.com.
202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute.
It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin and is part of the Berlin Fashion Week.
Press: Müller PR & Consulting
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At 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, we believe in Fashion for Positive Impact. Here, the most cutting edge innovators in the fashion industry gather to share their work towards a new, bolder vision of sustainability. The organizers of this unique conference, studio MM04’s Magdalena Schaffrin and Max Gilgenmann, guide us through some of the summit’s most inspiring talks, giving their expert input and reflection along the way. Tackling topics from circular materials to cultural inclusivity, these speakers will inspire and make you think about fashion – and sustainability – in ways you didn’t expect. Vogue.com called 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit the most important fashion conference, and this podcast lets our listeners join the conversation. Whether you’re an SME, a designer, or just someone who wants work towards a sustainable future, we’ll keep you in the loop on how fashion can change the world – for good.
Follow us on social media @202030summit to stay up to date with Edition #6 of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, and visit our website for more information at www.202030summit.com.
202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute.
It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin and is part of the Berlin Fashion Week.
Press: Müller PR & Consulting
Following up on our coverage of the Dutch Denim Deal, we now bring you the latest updates on a German Denim Deal. As the groundbreaking coalition for more sustainable denim ripples into an increasingly global scale, our host Max Gilgenmann sits down with two of the leaders of this next chapter to understand the vision and concrete goals of uniting a multi-stakeholder undertaking.
Laura Vicaria, the program manager of the Denim Deal, and Romain Narcy from the steering committee both have their roots deep in denim. Laura, an expert in circular denim, has been working recently as a circularity consultant under the name Rethink Fashion. Meanwhile Romain comes from a supply chain background at Ereks-Blue Matter, and his passion for addressing denim’s issues of sustainability led him to join the Denim Deal team.
The German Denim Deal sets ambitious goals. It specifically calls on German denim stakeholders to in both upstream and downstream value chains – in other words, taking the recycling system into account as well as production. The German denim market is the largest in Europe, and this deal sets the production goal of 1 billion pairs of jeans with minimum 20% recycled content. This would represent about 20% of the jeans on the German market, and aims to normalize the use of recycled fibers. In addition, by assembling denim SME’s, the power of the coalition grants access to innovative technology that might otherwise only lie in the hands of larger corporations. Signing onto the Denim Deal creates unprecedented sustainable development opportunities for the German denim sector. Ultimately, this plan for collaboration is a template for an intercontinental network of hubs.
The German Denim Deal made its today case at BLUEZONE International Denim Tradeshow: https://bluezone.show/
For questions about joining the German Denim Deal, brands can reach out to lauravicaria@denimdeal.net
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202030 Podcast
At 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, we believe in Fashion for Positive Impact. Here, the most cutting edge innovators in the fashion industry gather to share their work towards a new, bolder vision of sustainability. The organizers of this unique conference, studio MM04’s Magdalena Schaffrin and Max Gilgenmann, guide us through some of the summit’s most inspiring talks, giving their expert input and reflection along the way. Tackling topics from circular materials to cultural inclusivity, these speakers will inspire and make you think about fashion – and sustainability – in ways you didn’t expect. Vogue.com called 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit the most important fashion conference, and this podcast lets our listeners join the conversation. Whether you’re an SME, a designer, or just someone who wants work towards a sustainable future, we’ll keep you in the loop on how fashion can change the world – for good.
Follow us on social media @202030summit to stay up to date with Edition #6 of 202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit, and visit our website for more information at www.202030summit.com.
202030 – The Berlin Fashion Summit is organized by studio MM04, in cooperation with the Beneficial Design Institute.
It is funded by the Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises Berlin and is part of the Berlin Fashion Week.
Press: Müller PR & Consulting
