WRAP’s Textiles 2030 agreement has launched a Circular Design Toolkit which will help fashion and textiles organisations embed circular design principles into their design and product development processes to maximise the life of garments, select the most sustainable materials and ensure they are designed to be recycled.

The toolkit aims to simplify the theory of circular design and break it down into a framework of more manageable actions and strategies for design and product development teams to use.

Designed in collaboration with industry through the Textiles 2030’s Circular Design Working Group, it sets out case studies and examples of businesses already making progress against the four circular design pillars – reduce material impacts, optimise resources, design for longevity and design for recovery – to inspire further industry action.

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