• D1.1 State-of-the art of the fashion system (DRAFT)
• D1.2 Outline F2F demos, including target values for yarns and multifilaments consisting of recycled materials (DRAFT)
• D1.3 Identified market needs for recycled fibres (DRAFT)
• D1.4 Vision and roadmap towards a circular fashion system (DRAFT)

• D2.1 Lab-scale (0,1 – 1 kg/batch) samples for (re-)spinning trials after (bio)chemical recycling of multi material fibre/textile blends (DRAFT)
• D2.2 Prototypes of yarn with a recycled content >50% (DRAFT)
• D2.3 Report on alternative primary materials (DRAFT)
• D2.4 Pilot-scale (10 kg/batch) samples for (re-)spinning trials after (bio)chemical recycling of multi-material fibre/textile blends
• D2.5 Improved sorting and dismantling machinery*
• D2.6 Sample of yarn with a recycled content >50%, at industrial scale
• D2.7 Elastomeric multifilament as elastane alternative
• D2.8 Report on COC in recycled textile and how to avoid them
• D2.9 Report on scale up for recycling and spinning process*

*Confidential

• D3.1 Limited quantities series of circular swimsuits available in selected Decathlon stores
• D3.2 Small-scale collection (+/- 100 pieces) of circular jeans, made from the highest amount of postconsumer recycled content technically possible
• D3.3 Small-scale circular sweater collection, made from the highest amount of postconsumer recycled content technically possible
• D3.4 Collection (1100 pieces) of circular dresses available in Bel&Bo stores at a reasonable price
• D3.5 Small-scale Xandres Corporate collection (200-210 pieces) existing of circular uniform pants
• D3.6 Limited body and panties collection for babies and children, made from the highest amount of postconsumer recycled content technically possible and complying to Oeko-tex 100 standard

• D4.1 Fibre footprint at garment level of six SCIRT prototypes (DRAFT)
• D4.2 Platform which combines the GS1Digital Link and the circularity.ID system (DRAFT)
• D4.3 TCM framework*
• D4.4 A set of integrated Circular Design Guidelines including visuals and text
• D4.5 Free available guideline for fashion brands explaining the process how to make relevant product data for a circular economy accessible to the reverse supply chain
• D4.6 True Cost Tool
• D4.7 Overview of relevant organizational and revenue models for a circular textiles system

*Confidential

• D5.1 Report on the value chain stakeholder mapping (DRAFT)
• D5.2 Description of findings of the consumer behavioural flow interventions
• D5.3 Final report on User Board workshops
• D5.4 Framework for an EPR scheme on textiles
• D5.5 Set of guidelines and recommendations on key policy interventions

• D6.1 Preliminary communication & dissemination plan (DRAFT)
• D6.2 Communication tools- Visual Identity, flyer, roll-up and QR code (DRAFT)
• D6.3 Interim report on communication & dissemination activities (DRAFT)
• D6.4 Initial exploitation plan*
• D6.5 Final exploitation plan*
• D6.6 Report on engagement with the general public and recommendations for future actions

*Confidential

• D7.1 Online Workspace*
• D7.2 Project Quality Plan*
• D7.3 Data Management Plan (DRAFT)
• D7.4 Intermediate Advisory Board recommendations report (DRAFT)
• D7.5 Final Advisory Board recommendations report

*Confidential