Sustainability as business opportunity in fashion and apparel

Transitioning towards the net-positive economy is presenting companies with unprecedented market challenges. Risilience offers a new approach, through its platform and client services, to deliver better disclosures, risk insights and transition strategy to global business.

According to a study by McKinsey, 67 per cent of consumers pay attention to the environmental impacts of their clothing, making the issue of creating sustainable fashion and apparel one that businesses can no longer ignore.

Fashion brands must move with market conditions and prepare the ground to become profitably sustainable. This change process requires access to data and analytics to provide strategic insight into dynamic markets as businesses grapple with the complex transition towards a net-positive future.

Companies making sustainability a business imperative will build resilience against future climate-and-resource-related disruptions and be best positioned to capitalise on commercial opportunities emerging from new markets.

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The work we’ve been doing around modelling our climate-related risk has been genuinely first rate.

Mark Corfield, SVP Risk & Audit, Burberry

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Register now for our conference at the Barbican Centre, London on Thursday 8th May, 2025 to join other apparel professionals for a day of business insights shared by sustainability, finance and risk experts from a range of major global brands.

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Get in touch with the Risilience team to learn how we support fashion companies to optimise business opportunities from sustainability.

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