Su.Re is the digital repository of resources for companies, researchers and designers active in the

that aims at rendering retail more sustainable

On-Demand Digital Manufacturing for Fashion offers a service where customers can request custom clothing designs to be digitally fabricated. This process allows for personalized garments to be produced quickly and efficiently, meeting individual preferences and needs.

The Digital Product Passport verifies fashion products' sustainability credentials through a centralized repository. Brands register products and upload detailed sustainability data, using technologies like blockchain and digital tagging, linking each item to a digital identity, which includes information on certifications, materials, production processes, and supply chain details. Consumers scan digital tags to access reliable information, validating sustainability claims and supporting ethically informed purchasing decisions.

Integrating victims of violence into circular fashion heals and empowers while promoting sustainability. Training programs teach garment production, repair, and upcycling. Partnerships with shelters provide employment, reducing waste and promoting resource efficiency.

The Garment Authentication and Quality Control ensures the authenticity and quality of garments sold on second hand platforms. Trained experts meticulously examine each garment, verifying its authenticity by scrutinizing details such as labels, stitching, materials, and hardware, while also assessing its condition for signs of wear, damage, or alterations. Detailed descriptions and photographs are then created for each item, documenting any flaws or discrepancies found during the assessment process. Once authenticated and assessed, garments may receive a certification or label indicating their authenticity and quality.

A Creative Reparation Workshop is an immersive experience offered by brands, institutions, or community organizations, aimed at promoting sustainable fashion practices and fostering creativity through garment repair and upcycling. Participants are guided by skilled artisans and fashion experts who demonstrate various repair techniques and innovative ways to breathe new life into worn or damaged garments. Through hands-on activities, attendees learn to mend, alter, and embellish clothing, transforming them into unique and personalized pieces.

Addressing school dropout in sustainable fashion involves partnering with educational institutions to provide scholarships, mentorship, and vocational training. Programs focus on skills like garment production, textile repair, and upcycling, aligning with circular fashion. These initiatives empower students, promote environmental consciousness, and contribute to socio-economic stability.