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The Ethical Fashion Show Berlin stands for urban zeitgeist, sustainable lifestyle and fashion. In the location of the Kraftwerk Berlin, the trade show presents progressive streetwear and casual wear labels and brings together top players and newcomers from the sustainable fashion segment. A unique event program turns the Kraftwerk into the hotspot for sustainability and innovation in fashion, during the Berlin Fashion Week.

Kraftwerk Berlin / Photo: Thomas Niedermueller/Getty Images

Labels

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Ackermann Taschenmanufaktur

amis

Ammostro

Amov

Animazul

Another View

Anukoo Fair Fashion

Arcas Bear

Artelusa

Austriandesign.at

Ayni’s

Bamboo Belgium

Beard & Fringe

Beatriz Constan

Benecos

Biosfair

bleed

BLUEBUCK

Castor Sunglasses

Chula Fashion

DEDICATED

Dialog Textil-Bekleidung

Ecoalf

El Naturalista

Elemente Clemente

Elementum by Daniela Pais

Ella Brante

Erdbär

Esthetique

Fitbuddha

Frankfurt Style Award

Fremdformat

Good Krama

Good Textiles

goodsociety

Gots

GREEN WINDOW

Greta Andersson

Harold’s

HempAge

Hobo

I am not a virgin

I am so wasted

jas. slow fashion

JAYA

Karigar

Keycabins

Kipato Unbranded

Klymp – Manufaktur

Krama Heritage

Kuyichi Pure Goods

Lana

Langbrett

Langer Chen

Lanius

Lavandera

Maria Seifert

Marita Moreno

Masala

Matt and Nat

Meron

Michelle Ruchay

Mila.Vert

Mori Collective

Movinun

Nae Vegan Shoes

Nata y Limón

Näz

NIX

Olivenleder

Päälä

People Tree

PROTSAAH – HANDCRAFTED PEACE

Ray Musgo

re.sustain

RINGANA Tina Feller Selbständige Partnerin

Rutz | Walk in Cork

Samra

Shipsheip

SKFK

Sooth Munich

Sophia Schneider-Esleben

Soruka

Studio Jux

Suite 13

Swedish Stockings

Ten Points

TERRENA

The Blue Suit

TheFrenchKiss

TRAMA HANDMADE

TransFair e.V. – Fairtrade Deutschland

True Heritage by Green Boots

Ulsto

Ultrashoes

Umiwi

VDMD E.V.

Vela Verito

Verena Bellutti

Wear Your Waste

Wild Fawn Jewellery

Yuna Miray

Zola Amour

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Review

Exciting and highly committed labels, a wonderful audience of trade visitors and an unrivalled thematic spectrum. The Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin exceeded all expectations, in January 2018.

Hotspot for future topics

In July 2018, Messe Frankfurt is hosting the second edition of the conference format FashionSustain dedicated to responsible innovations in textiles and fashion. Moreover, #FashionTech also takes place at Kraftwerk. The former power station is the place-to-be for the future-oriented topics of fashion: innovation and sustainability as well as digitization and technology.

Prepeek powered by Fashion Changers

As part of the prePEEK promotion, exhibitors gain a direct channel of communication to end customers. Bloggers and influencers select collection pieces from participating labels, showcase them in photo shoots and videos and share the content on their social media channels. The partners of the promotion are Kleiderei.com from Hamburg and Fashion Changers.

THE CATWALK SHOW

That was our catwalk show in January 2018. Experience in retrospect exclusive looks for 2018/19. For the first time, the show combined Salonshow and Ethical Fashion on Stage together.

SUSTAINABILITY

The Ethical Fashion Show Berlin presents international casual wear and streetwear brands – supplemented by an extensive programme with a knowledge lounge, lectures, catwalk show and get-together events. The focus is on fashion, sustainability is the prerequisite.

We have further enhanced the sustainability criteria in collaboration with ‘Get Changed! The Fair Fashion Network’. Now, at least 70 percent of the collection shown must meet these criteria. Additionally, the exhibitor should be active in the ecological and social field whereby transparency can underpin the social and ecological commitment.

ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS

Fashion designed and manufactured reducing its environmental impacts from raw material and trim sourcing via production to the consumer use and finally its disposal or reuse – for example:

Aim to use only renewable resources throughout the supply chain
Avoidance of waste caused by production steps for and by the use of products
Avoidance of toxic substances* throughout the supply chain
Following a concept of reduce, reuse, recycle and/or compost
Support of research and innovation towards more sustainable products

SOCIAL ASPECTS

Fashion designed and manufactured in conditions that respect human rights and the continuous support of sustainable development – for example:

Compliance with ILO conventions (International Labour Organisation)
Payment of living wages
Respect for intellectual property
Support of handicraft and traditional skills
Support of local markets, co-operatives and innovative business models

TRANSPARENCY ASPECTS

A fashion business running its operations as transparent as possible in order to be able to control and sustainably develop its supply chains – for example:

Clear communication of the sustainability strategy and the active participation in knowledge exchange and joint development e. g. through multi-stakeholder dialogues
Knowing all suppliers involved in the manufacture of products and willingness to confidentially reveal them in order to verify sustainability claims
Support of co-operation that creates social and environmental benefits