MBO – The Circular Fashion Programme
The Circular Fashion Programme at Fashion for Good Museum is designed and targeted completely towards the next generation entering the workforce – vocational education students (MBO). During the programme, students will be guided through the museum by a tour guide to learn about circularity in fashion and how this could be translated into their own work in the future.
Students will also be introduced to important industry terminology and participate in short practical activities along the way, encouraging them to relate to and process the information in their own individual context. This includes analysing their own clothing to better understand the journey a single garment goes through before making its way onto the market, and collecting positive small actions they can incorporate into their own personal daily routines. Finally, students will get to know the innovators changing the industry for the better and have the chance to put all this new found knowledge to good use by designing their own future forward garment.
During the Circular Fashion Programme students will:
- Gain understanding of the value-chain involved in creating a T-shirt and the impact that has on our planet
- Consider industry solutions which they can relate to
- Gain insight in to the role of the consumer and their own position in the narrative
- Get to know the innovators who use scientific practices to change the industry for the better
- Consider their role in the process as someone new entering the industry
Other Education Programmes
Museum Legacy
On this page you find our Museum legacy document, celebrating the incredible journey of the Fashion for Good Museum. As the Museum doors have closed on June 5th, 2024, we want to extend our deepest gratitude to you, our amazing community of conscious consumers and visitors.
Educational Resources
Change starts with the new generation of industry professionals, but also with the individual consumer. Our educational programmes and tools help younger generations understand their role in the narrative, giving them the knowledge and tools to take action and change fashion for the better.
Past Exhibitions
Discover some of our past exhibitions on this page. Read up on our approaches to sustainable exhibition development and discover the artists and designers we featured in our exhibitions GROW, Knowing Cotton Otherwise and What Goes Around Comes Around.
