Welcome to Borås Textile Days 2026!

Whether you work in leadership, design, development, production, or are studying within the field, we’ve gathered content relevant to the textile and fashion industry.

For the fifth year, Textile Fashion Center opens its doors to Borås Textile Days. Over two days, industry, research and education come together to share knowledge, experiences and current issues shaping the future of textiles.

The 2026 program is released. You can look forward to lectures featuring experts and industry representatives, as well as panel discussions with interesting profiles, combined with exhibitions and an EXPO. You will also have great opportunities to network with others in the industry – we have allocated more time than ever for this!

Don’t miss these exclusive highlights

4 november: What makes things last: Designing longevity into fashion

On 4 November, Borås Textile Days welcomes entrepreneur and circular design advocate Indré Rockefeller for a keynote on what makes fashion last. Discover how design, care, repair, reuse and resale can extend the life of garments – and what it takes to create a fashion industry built around longevity.

4–5 november: What happens when products can be designed, tested and sold before they’re even produced?

On both November 4 and 5, Fashion Factory Sweden will showcase how AI, CLO 3D and on-demand production can help reduce overproduction and enable smarter business models based on real demand.

5 november: The Movers – companies driving the shift towards circular business

How do companies move from ambition to action? On November 5, Science Park Borås invites you to a seminar where companies that have already taken concrete steps towards more circular business models share their experiences, lessons learned and what comes next.

Get inspired by real-world examples and discover how you can take the next step in your own transition.

Insights and learnings from Borås Textile Days 2025

Marielle Krus
Head of Sustainability, Bubbleroom


– What I’m really taking with me is the realization that we have many digital tools, yet we still work in analogue processes and believe everything will be solved just by changing systems without changing our habits. Borås Textile Days has been fantastic, I wish it had lasted one more day.

Anna-Carin Abrahamsson
Store Manager, Second Hand


– The most valuable thing has been meeting people who work with sustainable fashion in so many different ways. What I’m mainly taking with me is the importance of community – that collaboration and synergy effects really matter.

Anna Blom
Head of Business Area, Consupedia


– The best thing about Borås Textile Days was how hands-on everything was — the focus wasn’t on big visions but on solutions that can truly be scaled. I’m leaving with a lot of new insights about how data can support circularity in a way that’s actually profitable.