Focusing on quality of clothing over quantity

Encouraging long-lasting wardrobe pieces

Spanish brands like Ecoalf and Paloma Wool are implementing this

Recycling and repurposing textiles to reduce waste.

Using second-hand clothing platforms

Development of bio-based and recycled materials

• Example: Mango using sustainable fibers in their Committed Collection

Fair wages and safe working conditions for garment workers.

Transparent supply chains

Spain is implementing these sustainability efforts sooner than EU regulations (being 2026)

Aligning with EU sustainability goals for textile industry

Reduction of textile waste is through legistlation and incentives offered

Potential funding opportunities given to companies who are adopting eco-friendly production methods

This past September, in Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Madrid

• Highlighted and promoted sustainable designers throughout the week

Collaboration between fashion designers and environmental Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs)

More and more pop-ups of eco-friendly markets featuring brands and companies with significant efforts

• Example: Mercado de Diseño in Madrid

Increasing preference among consumers in thirfting and vintage shopping