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From First-hand to Second-hand

2025-08-14

Integration Strategies for Steering Sustainable Consumer Behaviour on Fashion Retail Platforms.

Exploring consumer trust in virtual fitting technologies

2025-03-04

This field study investigates how consumers perceive Virtual Fitting Technologies (VFTs) such as 3D avatars, body scanning, and augmented reality (AR) try-on tools.

Education4Fashiontech

The Swedish School of Textiles at University of Borås, has together with the Fashion Design of Polytecnico di Milano and London College of Fashion at the University of the arts in London, started

The search for missing persons

The project studies the collaboration between the police, social services and NGOs before, during and after a disappearance. The purpose is to contribute to new knowledge about the collaboration

Consumer Insight as a key to radical product and business innovation

- The problematic journey of furniture-company Hans K

TexAI – Knowledge in AI-Driven Innovation for Circular Ecosystems in the Textiles and Fashion Industry

TexAI is a major joint initiative establishing a new research profile in which the business community in the Borås region, TEKO, the KK Foundation, and the University of Borås join forces to

Computer based modeling for improved protein-based superabsorbents from waste

One of the main aims of the Waste Refinery Excellence Center is to produce new useful materials from waste. One example is zygomycetes fungi that can produce a variety of products when degrading

Innovation in biobased ski equipment manufacturing

The project studies the possibilities to manufacture ski and outdoor equipment by using renewable biocomposites, which will allow the introduction of more sustainable materials in the manufacture

Data to Business

The purpose of this Nordic collaboration project is to promote a circular transition within the fashion, furniture, and design industries in the ÖKS region.

TexBridge

TexBridge project tackles the growing problem of textile waste as new EU rules require 100% collection of textiles. Many regions in the Baltic and Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries are not yet