Circular Fashion

Outlook for 2030?

Webinar

Thursday October 22, 2026

From 11 am - to 12 pm

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Thursday, October 22, 2026 | 11:00 AM–12:00 PM (CET)

Against a backdrop of accelerating European regulatory developments and the transformation of business models across the textile industry, circular fashion is entering a new phase of growth and maturity. During this webinar, KPMG will present the key findings of the second edition of the study “State and Outlook of Circular Fashion in Europe”, conducted in partnership with the Circular Fashion Federation.

The study explores the trends shaping the future of the European textile industry and assesses the impact of major regulatory and economic developments on the growth of circular business models, including Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), the Digital Product Passport (DPP), circular VAT, eco-design, second-hand markets, repair, and textile recycling.


Agenda:

  • Key figures and market outlook for the European circular fashion sector through 2030;
  • Expected impacts of new European regulations;
  • Opportunities and challenges for brands, retailers, and industry stakeholders;
  • Insights gathered from interviews with leading industry experts;
  • A live Q&A session with the authors of the study.

Your speakers

Experts from KPMG in France and the Circular Fashion Federation

This webinar is designed for professionals across the fashion, textile, luxury, and retail sectors, as well as any organization seeking to anticipate the transformation of the circular economy and understand its implications for their business.

Join us to discover the trends that will shape the future of circular fashion in Europe.

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Outlook for 2030

104 Md

revenue potential

88M

Jobs created

27 Md

estimated EU market size

For the second consecutive year, KPMG and the Fédération de la Mode Circulaire are publishing their study.

This study analyses the key trends shaping the future of Europe’s textile industry and assesses the impact of major regulatory and economic developments on the growth of circular business models: Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR), the Digital Product Passport (DPP), circular VAT, eco-design, second-hand, repair and textile recycling.
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