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Fashion Impact Toolkit

An impact inventory across the textile value chain

Deloitte Global teamed up with Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) to develop the Fashion Impact Toolkit, a broad resource that helps businesses identify and manage sustainability impacts across the textile value chain, enabling industry transformation.

Overview

In the context of sustainability concerns and the importance of economic transformation around the world, the textile, clothing, and footwear sector should adopt more sustainable and inclusive production models to help stay competitive. The industry’s complex value chain makes sustainability impacts hard to trace, underscoring the need for collaborative solutions.

The Fashion Impact Toolkit, developed by Deloitte Global and Global Fashion Agenda―offers an interactive resource to help companies identify key sustainability concerns and improve decision-making. It supports integrating impact data into business strategies, fosters supplier collaboration for transparency, and drives innovation to help reduce impacts and create shared value.

A woman seamstress sitting down at her desk sewing in a textile factory
3000

potential impacts identified across textile value chain stages, highlighting key hotspots

Up to 80%

of product environmental impacts are determined at the design stage

Textile value chain

Before exploring the Fashion Impact Toolkit below, view the linear and circular activities and flows across the textile value chain.

Fashion Impact Toolkit

How to use the toolkit: 1. Select a main activity from the value chain. 2. Choose a material filter or “All material” option, if prompted. 3. View related sub-activities. 4. Click a sub-activity to see potential impacts by European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) standard and geography.

“For the shift toward circularity to succeed, the textile industry should actively manage negative impacts while seizing opportunities for positive impact, unlocking shared value through greater visibility and help drive industry-wide transformation.”

- Cecilia Dall Acqua, Partner, Sustainability Strategy, Deloitte Spain