About Entre-Fashion Process

This platform, the ENTRE-FASHION Monitoring Tool, was created to support graduates of the Green VETRINE course and their mentors from local textile and clothing companies throughout a structured journey of sustainable product co-creation.

The tool allows participants to document their progress, respond to guided reflection questions, upload relevant materials, receive targeted mentor feedback, and prepare all the elements required for the final submission and public voting phase.

The ENTRE-FASHION process combines creativity, sustainability and real-world industry experience. Through a mentoring-based journey, learners transform an initial idea into a tangible, eco-conscious fashion item, while engaging with the realities of materials, production constraints, design decisions, and communication strategies.

Regular progress updates by learners

Continuous mentor feedback

Monitoring of each project’s evolution

The ability to vote to determine winners of the process (see Prize, below)

Eligibility Criteria – Rules to Participate in the Entre-Fashion Process

To participate, candidates must:

• Have successfully completed the VETRINE Capacity Building Program “Green VETRINE”.

• Submit an application dossier including:

– A personal motivation statement

– A preliminary design concept

– A brief sustainability and market feasibility analysis

– A provisional activity calendar outlining planned milestones

• Submit the dossier to the organisation responsible for coordinating the process in their country (see contact list provided).


 

Timeline

• Application period: open until October 2025

(Flexibility allowed depending on each national partner.)

• Development phase: from acceptance until February 2026

Participants work through the reporting moments, with mentor support, and develop their sustainable fashion item.

• Final submission: end of February 2026

Photographs, video reel, documentation of materials and design, and explanation of how the project meets the evaluation criteria.

• Communication: March 2026

National partners present the submitted projects.

• Public voting: April 2026

Each country identifies its finalists.

• Final conference: June 2026, Paris

Finalists showcase their work at the VETRINE Final Conference.

Regular Progress Reports

Learners must submit brief reports on a regular basis through the monitoring tool

Key activities carried out 

Challenges encountered 

Mentors will review these updates and provide actionable feedback to guide ongoing development.

Evaluation and Voting


• By January 15, 2026 – Candidates creations will be anonymously published on the VETRINE website for public voting 
• April 2026 – Online voting period
• May 4, 2026 – Announcement of the most-voted project in each country, which will be declared the winner based on public votes.
• June 3-4, 2026 – The winners will present their creations in the Final Conference in Paris

Evaluation Criteria

1. Sustainability & Circularity

2. Innovation & Creativity

3. Communication & Transparency

4. Price & Accessibility

Prize


Each country’s most voted projects will be declared “winners” and the chosen students will be invited to present their projects at the final VETRINE conference, to be held in Paris on June 4, 2026. Travel and accommodation expenses for the trip will be fully covered.
This event will spotlight outstanding sustainable fashion items and offer opportunities for learners to engage with professionals and peers from the industry.


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