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Coloreel’s showcased at ‘Fashion. Forever.’ Exhibition

© 2023 Coloreel
Coloreel has been selected to showcase its innovative products at the 'Fashion. Forever.' exhibition organized by the Swedish Institute.

The exhibition offers a platform for renowned Swedish designers, entrepreneurs, and academics who are shaping the circular fashion industry to present sustainable and pioneering solutions.

© 2023 Coloreel
© 2023 Coloreel


Alongside garments from other notable Swedish brands such as Hodakova, Streamateria, Kappahl, and Rave Review, Coloreel embroideries will be on display at the exhibition.

The 'Fashion. Forever.' exhibition is an event marking the Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union and will debut at the 12 Star Gallery at Europe House in London, with plans to travel to Istanbul and other cities in the future.



Elin Wengström, VP Marketing and Communication at Coloreel, said "We are excited and honored to participate in the Swedish Institute's Fashion.Forever exhibition. It provides an excellent opportunity to showcase our sustainable and innovative technology to a global audience."

© 2023 Coloreel
© 2023 Coloreel


The 'Fashion.Forever' exhibition will run from February 22 to March 22 at 12 Star Gallery at Europe House in London before moving venues abroad.


To learn more about the 'Fashion. Forever.' exhibition here:

https://www.europarl.europa.eu/unitedkingdom/en/eventsandexhibitions/12-star-gallery/fashionforever.html



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