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52 projects voted by over 4000 of YOU!!!
You chose these winners.

🌿These four young fashion entrepreneurs' projects were most voted, and the jury agreed that they respond to our vision of sustainability and creativity.
Each project very different, for different targets and markets.

🎉Congratulations to our winners in 4 countries:
Bulgaria: 3 piece set by Daniela Dancheva and Eymi Hadzhieva
Greece: YLI botanical system by Eleni Exadaktilou
Portugal: Entre Folhas by Camilla Gomez
Spain: Dramatic corset by Sofia Ham

It’s time to VOTE!

👏 Students from 4 countries have published their sustainable creations - now YOU CHOOSE which one’s the best.

👀 Head over to vetrine.eu, click the banner to vote, and evaluate the projects based on their creativity, approach to sustainability, economic viability, and storytelling.

✅You can select one project per country, for a total of four (4) projects. You’ll help determine the future of these young designers - including picking who gets a trip to Paris to present at our final conference!

The VETRINE final conference called "From sustainable T&C training to your wardrobe" will take place on June 4 at a fashion-significant location in Paris, Plateau Fertile (Fashion Green Hub)!

🌿 Find the programme and how to sign up at this link: https://vetrine.eu/evidenza/final-conference

Presenting the final group of contestants from SPAIN - students who completed the VETRINE course and who chose to put themselves to the test to make a sustainable garment with the help of mentors .

Remember, from April 14-28 you’ll have a chance to vote one project in each country that you think is most sustainable, creative, and marketable. Stay tuned!

Continuing our preview of the student works coming out of our EntreFashion program, here’s what they’ve been up to in Greece - under the direction of EUROTraining VET and CHIMAR HELLAS SA. What do you think?

🍃 save the date - April 14-28 you get to vote for your favourite piece in each country!

Here are the EntreFashion contestants for BULGARIA!

🤩These are the results of the EntreFashion process that paired students with mentors from our participants in Bulgaria, working with partners and .

👖Denim is an evergreen textile favoured by this young demographic, and our students made the sustainable choice of upcycling extant jeans into new forms.

🗳️ Browse and vote: Take a moment to check out their work! From April 14-28, you will be asked to vote for your favourite project from all the students in four participating countries - be sure to follow .eu !

Here are the EntreFashion contestants for PORTUGAL!

Students of the VETRINE course on sustainable textile and fashion design were paired with mentors in companies and given the real task of designing an innovative product, be it an accessory or item of clothing.

These are the results of the EntreFashion process from our participants in Portugal, working with partners and .portugal

We see a wide range of creativity as students are working with innovative materials, shapes and techniques.

Browse and vote: Take a moment to check out their work! In April, you will be asked to vote for your favourite project from all the students in four participating countries - be sure to follow

VETRINE is ready to reveal its latest digital tool in support of learning about sustainable fashion.

Please join us on Monday March 16 at 11am CET for a short presentation and live demo of the FashPass App. Find the zoom link in this post.

Introducing FashPass / March 16 2026 event - Vetrine VETRINE is ready to reveal its latest digital tool in support of learning about sustainable fashion. Please join us on Monday March 16 at 11am CET for a short presentation and live demo of the FashPass App. The FashPass application: Showcases sustainable fashion products designed...

Wondering what we've been up to lately? Graduates of the Green Vetrine program have been selected to participate in the process and contest and it's been hard not to spoiler their progress.

The EntreFashion process combines creativity, sustainability and real-world industry experience. Through a mentoring-based journey that pairs students with companies, learners transform an initial idea into a tangible, eco-conscious fashion item, while engaging with the realities of materials, production constraints, design decisions, and communication strategies.

What's next? In March we'll share the very original projects created in each of the four participating countries, and in April you'll be able to vote your favourite one!

Following the model of our partner PIRIN - TEX, how can other companies in the garment sector seek a successful but also sustainable future?

Steps towards a sustainable future in the garment sector – the story of PIRIN-TEX - Vetrine Let me introduce you to one of the most successful companies in garment sector in Bulgaria – PIRIN-TEX – and our steps towards a more sustainable future as an example of what an SME can do to improve its environmental footprint. Below we look at...