Copenhagen, Denmark - 8 May 2026 – The Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition 2026, hosted by the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) from 5 to 7 May, brought together over one thousand stakeholders to accelerate collective action on sustainability.

Held at the Copenhagen Concert Hall with a celebratory closing dinner attended by Her Majesty The Queen of Denmark, the summit united brands, policymakers, and innovators under the theme 'Building Resilient Futures' to translate sustainability ambitions into measurable progress across the value chain.

Addressing the pressing environmental challenges facing the industry, the event emphasised that resilience and ethical practices are now a fundamental responsibility rather than an option.

Copenhagen - 6 May 2026 – The European Union textile system has reached a critical turning point, with less than one percent of discarded garments currently recycled into new clothing despite obligations for separate collection.

In response to this pressing environmental challenge, Global Fashion Agenda and ReHubs have officially launched the 2030 Circularity Blueprint.

Presented today at the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen, this ambitious initiative provides a coordinated roadmap to advance textile-to-textile recycling, align fragmented industry stakeholders, and transition Europe towards a sustainable circular economy.