What
  • Businesses / Brands
  • Events
  • Opinion makers / Influencers
  • Organisations
  • Professionals
contacts Join Now

Nordic Fashion Association

To inspire a new vision for the Nordic fashion industry

Metrics

Leadership

Sustainability

CSR & Impact

Talent/People/Culture

Innovation

Digital Transformation

Economic Priorities

  • Nordic Region
  • Fashion
  • Thorvald Meyers Gate 51 0555 Oslo Norway
  • Active
  • Gisle Mariani Mardal, Chairman, Nordic Fashion Association
  • Fashion
  • Nordic Region
  • Fashion Association
  • 2008
  • Nordic Region

building Own or work here? Claim Now! Claim Now!

Claiming your business

Secure claim process

Why should I claim ?

You can easily claim your business to unlock and access your dashboard where where you can get total of your business listings. You can start generating more leads by starting ads campaign or offer coupons or deals.

  • Earn claimed badge to indicate verified., add photos, video etc.

  • Edit business listing, add photos, video etc.

  • Promote your listing with ads to drive sales.

  • Start receiving messages from lead.

  • Create Deals/Coupons, add photos, video etc.

Claim This Listing

Summary

The Nordic fashion and textile industry shares a unique design heritage and craftsmanship tradition, which holds potential for competitive advantages and economic growth. Through the Nordic Fashion Association, 10 Nordic fashion organisations aim to intensify the strategic cooperation across regional and organisational boundaries to harness the added value of collaborative action

History

Nordic Fashion Association was inaugurated in 2008 by five Nordic fashion organisations with the core purpose of gathering the Nordic fashion industry and collectively embarking on the process of working with, and implementing principles for sustainable fashion.

Realising the benefits of pooled resources and based on the accumulated experiences, the association is committed to unifying the Nordic fashion industry beyond a sole focus on sustainability to include collaborative export initiatives, joint international positioning and new business models. New partners dedicated to accelerate the Nordic fashion industry include Sustainable Fashion Academy, Norwegian Fashion Institute, Finatex, TEKO Sweden and Swedish Trade Federation.

Per the official website: “Norwegian Fashion Hub, the fashion cluster of Norway, is the newly appointed Secretariat for the Nordic Fashion Association. ‘The objective is to further strengthen the Nordic Fashion Association, to create a larger network and wider platform for developing and promoting Nordic design,’ says Gisle Mariani Mardal, the Chairman of Nordic Fashion Association.”

Nordic Initiative, Clean and Ethical- a project launched by the association in 2009- focuses on sustainable fashion and works towards developing a strong Nordic fashion organisation devoted to competence building and global positioning. Nordic Fashion Association also aims to define a number of strongholds and objectives to inspire a new vision for the Nordic fashion industry and the Nordic region.

Vision

To enhance inter-Nordic cooperation to develop a stronger Nordic identity and global positioning, leading to increased export of Nordic fashion brands and products.

Mission Statement

To inspire a new vision for the Nordic fashion industry and the Nordic region.

Services

Through the Nordic Fashion Association, 10 Nordic fashion organisations aim to intensify the strategic cooperation across regional and organisational boundaries to harness the added value of collaborative action.

Key Team

Gisle Mariani Mardal, Chairman, Nordic Fashion Association

Awards and Recognition

Nordic Fashion Association is recognised globally for its ten Nordic fashion organisations which aim to intensify the strategic cooperation across regional and organisational boundaries to harness the added value of collaborative action.

References