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H&M-Backed Plan Plots Circular Future for Bangladesh Textile Waste

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The GFA's Circular Fashion Partnership jump-starts the process of turning Bangladesh's linear clothing production model into a circular one.
In addition to H&M, brands including OVS are lending their support to a Global Fashion Agenda initiative exploring how to turn Bangladesh's mountain of textile waste into valuable supply-chain feedstock.
CREDIT: K M Asad/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images

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Bangladesh wants to turn its linear model of clothing production into a circular one. A new initiative, which took off Monday, aims to jump-start that process. Led by the Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), the Circular Fashion Partnership will marshal the expertise of a slew of stakeholders—including P4G, Reverse Resources, the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters…

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