The Strategy aims to create a greener, more competitive sector that is more resistant to global shocks. The Commission's 2030 vision for textiles is that

• all textile products placed on the EU market are durable, repairable and recyclable, to a great extent made of recycled fibres, free of hazardous substances, produced in respect of social rights and the environment
• ”fast fashion is out of fashion” and consumers benefit longer from high quality affordable textiles
• profitable re-use and repair services are widely available
• the textiles sector is competitive, resilient and innovative with producers taking responsibility for their products along the value chain with sufficient capacities for recycling and minimal incineration and landfilling

Source: European Commission

• Why is EU introducing Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles (EUSSCT)?
• What are key actions of EUSSCT?
• Key actions for sustainable and circular textiles: Introducing mandatory Ecodesign requirements?
• Key actions for sustainable and circular textiles: Stopping the destruction of unsold or returned textiles?