About TFF
INITIATIVE
Stockholm Modecenter is a trade center and fashion house for buyers, stylists and other companies that work within the fashion business. In their fabulous settings in Järla Sjö they have 22.000m2, close to 200 agents and 600 brands. Their modern interior creates an atmosphere that is tailor made for the business, and their segmentation of brand groups also helps to enhance the concept.
Lodestar is a strategic agency that uses the latest tools within research, strategy and communications to drive sustainable growth for their clients. In their work, they continuously strive to unearth new opportunities to reach new segments of ‘conscious consumers’. The consumers that want to engage and be engaged, who have a new mindset and often are less receptive to traditional advertising.
PARTNERS
The Swedish Association of Agents is a totally independent, non-political Swedish trade organization, which works with other Swedish organizations on issues of mutual interest. Three separate divisions in Stockholm, Gothenburg and Malmö have been set up for the busiest branch activities of textiles, footwear and electrical/electronic. Today the association have about 600 member companies.
Bomullsbörsen is a tradeshow and an alternative venue for urban and high end commercial fashion, shoes, accessories and denim brands during Stockholm Fashion Week. Its focus is to create a warm and simple environment for buyers and exhibitors to meet up, present their collections and make business, whilst exchanging experiences.
The Nordic Shoe and Bag Fair is a part of Stockholm Fashion Week, and a collaboration between platforms and organisations within the fashion industry. Each year they hold over a hundred exhibitors and amongst its visitors are buyers from all Nordic countries as well as the Baltic countries and Northern Europe.
SPONSORS
Ethos Paris puts fashion first in its original collections. Exclusive and ethical, our garments are created in the latest styles. Their unique touch can be found in the playful motifs, vibrant colors and versatile styles designed to be worn in various ways.
Ethos — beautiful fashion in an organic and Fair Trade form.
At ekovin.se you find ecological wines from vineyards and manufactures from all over the world who all share the same passion for good wines and fine quality. They all work long-term and close to nature without chemical pesticides or artificial fertilizers. All wines at ekovin.se are certified and the carbon dioxide emissions caused by transport are compensated for.
Green & Black’s make and sell premium organic chocolate. They use fine organic ingredients and these are ethically sourced. This perfect balance between taste and principles is what Green & Black stand for and why they pay a premium for all our ingredients. In 1994 Green & Black’s Maya Gold was the first chocolate to be awarded with the Fairtrade mark.
Terra Plana employs an innovative approach to shoe making. They strive to achieve goals of urban respect and eco-sustainability whilst producing shoes that are good for your feet. Terra Plana are bold and inquisitive pioneers in sustainable shoe concepts.
The Body Shop has a wide selection of cosmetics, skin and haircare products. Their products are all made out of natural ingredients. The Body Shop are against animal testing and work actively to support the environment, human rights and personal wellbeing. The Body Shop has its own program for fair trade, Community Trade, which today provides more than 25,000 employees a good salary with a healthy working environment.
The Sustainable Fashion Academy (SFA) is a not-for-financial profit, neutral platform for actors in the clothing and textile industry who want to lead the development of environmentally and socially sustainable products, services and business models. SFA offers leading-edge expertise and support in the form of education, training and multi-stakeholder working groups.
Camino is a lifestyle magazine that inspires to a sustainable consumption. It is a new voice on the media market that challenges present ways of thinking regarding today’s consumption, with integrity and independency as the two watchwords used in the production. Altogether its friends, advertisers, subscribers and buyers finance the magazine, which means that Camino is not bound to any publishing house or parent company.
F4-print is a digital print house that actively administers an ethical and environmental policy. Their printing techniques are completely free from chemicals, and they recycle machines as well as all their articles of consumption. Due to a high moral standard, F4-Print has strict procedures for how they recycle classified documents.
Creative duo based in Stockholm. Conceptual & visual development.
