Seamless received grant funding from the Australian Government to deliver a program to support a coordinated national clothing collection, sorting, reuse and recycling system for Australia. The program enabled Seamless to drive industry collaboration.

Seamless offers two circular clothing design training courses. A Foundations course, which introduces the core principles of circular clothing design, and an Implementation course, where designers redesign a garment using circular design principles.

The Seamless National Clothing Benchmark provides the baseline for measuring Australia’s progress towards a circular clothing economy. It maps the flow of clothing, from production and consumption through to reuse, recycling and disposal.

The Seamless Environmental Impact of the Australian Clothing Industry report measures the greenhouse gas emissions and water use linked to Australia’s clothing value chain in a single year, from production and transport through to use and disposal.

The Warehouse to Clothing Reuse Pilot, delivered in partnership with Charitable Reuse Australia, the NSW Environment Protection Authority and Uturn Recycled Fashion, explores a practical way to give unsold clothing a second life.

To support circular business models, Seamless brokered a partnership with Cotton On and eBay Australia to launch an innovative resale initiative that makes it easier than ever for customers to resell their Cotton On Women’s fashion.