Fashion revolution
– the future of textiles

The fashion and textile industry is one of the largest polluters in the world. Fashion revolution is an exhibition about the challenges – but also about the possibilities – that the fashion industry is facing in its shift towards a circular business model. The exhibition highlights the industry’s major challenges, showcases Swedish solutions and guides you as a consumer to contribute effectively. The exhibition is produced by the Swedish Institute with the help of researchers and other sustainable fashion experts.

What we did
Exhibition design / Design concept / Poster & booklet / Illustrations

Images: Booklet cover photo by Filippa K

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