Leeds Launches Circular Contributor Platform for Fashion
September 28, 2026New initiative aims to foster collaboration on sustainable fashion
A new platform has been launched in Leeds to bring together individuals and organisations involved in sustainable fashion and textiles. The Circular Contributor Platform, developed by Circular Fashion Incubator CIC, invites participants from across the city and beyond to connect, share knowledge and explore collaborative opportunities focused on circular fashion practices.
Connecting diverse sectors
The platform targets a wide range of contributors including designers, makers, repair professionals, artists, researchers, educators, students, sustainable businesses and community organisations. Its aim is to support those working in fashion, textiles, sustainability, repair, reuse, education, research, creative practice and community development who are interested in advancing a circular approach to fashion.
Activities and opportunities
- Regular online meetings where members can introduce their work, discuss projects and challenges, and share expertise
- Exchange of ideas and identification of potential collaborations
- Information about upcoming projects and programmes related to circular fashion
- Engagement with the development of the International Circular Fashion Week & Conference 2027
- Involvement in the International Circular Fashion Competition and other initiatives by Circular Fashion Incubator CIC
The platform provides a space for contributors to collaborate on projects that promote sustainability and circularity in the fashion industry. It encourages the sharing of skills and resources to help reduce waste and extend the lifecycle of textiles.
How to get involved
Those interested in joining the Circular Contributor Platform or learning more about the opportunities it offers are encouraged to make contact with Circular Fashion Incubator CIC. The initiative welcomes participation from a broad spectrum of individuals and organisations committed to sustainable and circular fashion practices.
Source: Doing Good Leeds
