WEBINAR INVITATION
Regulatory Compliance and Certification in the Textile Industry
π Date: 19 March 2026
π Time: 11:00β11:45 CET
π» Format: Online (English)
π Registration: https://jirango.com/cview/web/f98c6d60
Key topics:
- The current regulatory landscape, including key EU Environmental Regulations
- ISO & global standards relevant to the apparel and textile sector
- Sustainability standards and certification schemes
- Core product safety standards
The textile and apparel sector is increasingly shaped by the evolving EU regulatory framework. New initiatives, such as the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), restrictions on hazardous substances, significantly influence product design, production processes, and market access across the European Union.
At the same time, end users expect not only functionality and quality but also transparency, sustainability, and credible information on product safety. Certifications therefore play a key role by providing reliable, impartial standards in a market with diverse approaches to communicating sustainability.
The webinar will offer a structured overview of the regulatory frameworks shaping the textile and apparel sector, certification systems for sustainable products, EU compliance requirements, and practical measures for integrating sustainability standards into organizational strategies.
π Speaker
Edyta Sulak, Εukasiewicz Research Network - Lodz Institute of Technology, Lodz, Poland, Leader of Digitalisation and Prototyping Research Group at the Circular Economy Center, a researcher with a PhD in Chemistry and experience in circular economy, sustainable development, waste management and recycling issues. Co-author and lecturer of training courses, incl. training modules on the circular economy approach, eco-design, application of textronics products. A sustainability expert in educational campaign βLook after your clothes. Read. Check. Careβ. She participated in preparation of analysis, forecasts on commission of regional and national public authorities and the business models for the implementation of a circular economy in Polish SME.
The webinar is addressed to SMEs in the apparel and textile sector, universities, R&D institutes, and fashion designers, bringing together industry professionals, researchers, and innovators interested in gaining a deeper understanding of current environmental regulations and sustainability standards that influence product design, production processes, supply chain management, and market access.