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George Brown College’s Fashion Exchange (FX) is a vibrant hub where fashion education, design, production, entrepreneurship and engagement come together under one roof in the heart of downtown Toronto. With global fashion industry facing challenges of over-consumption, exploiting labour force and environmental resources, FX was designed to share the growing impact and become a leader in sustainable fashion production. With the people and the planet in mind, it fosters a new generation of industry leaders - committed, professional, and ethical.
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Toronto, Ontario (July 25, 2018) – George Brown College is pleased to announce a total of $2.5 million in infrastructure funding for its Fashion Exchange, an innovative new facility purpose-built to revitalize the Canadian fashion industry. The latest round of this funding was announced today...

The George Brown Fashion Exchange has proudly partnered with MaRS Catalyst Fund to back early-stage Canadian startups developing innovations in sustainable fashion technology. Eligible companies are invited to apply to a pitch competition, where selected finalists have a chance to win $10,000 in funding, and...

Anticipating an increase in demand for clothing produced on domestic soil, the college is launching a grad program in sustainable practices BY ADRIA VASIL nowtoronto.com APRIL 21, 2017 3:43 PM As bad press continues to plague mainstream fashion and more brands come home to avoid overseas headaches, George Brown College’s...

Fashion Exchange filling production void by: LINDA WHITE Special to Postmedia Network, The SUN First posted: Monday, May 02, 2016 05:30 PM EDT When Anastasia De Lyon began studying fashion management, she never imagined she’d need to take a break after just one semester in order to earn...

by: Dialognews.ca Cutting the fabric at the Fashion Exchange opening. Pictured are: Anne Sado, President, George Brown College, Pam McConnell, Deputy Mayor City of Toronto and City Councilor Mitchell Cohen, Daniels Corporation Heather Grey-Wolf, Toronto Community Housing Art Garabedian, Reliable Corporation Anastasia De Lyon, student in...