Circular by design. Proven at scale.
Circular by design. Proven at scale.
Network360 was built on a simple principle: keep products in circulation at their highest possible value. Our global network gives products more routes to stay in use and reach the right markets.
Our data gives brands visibility over where products go, with the traceability and reporting needed to support compliance.
Circularity in Process
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Fashion Products
Excess collections, returns and unsold stock are consigned from the brand with full visibility from day one. Every unit is accounted for before it moves.
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Network360 Warehouse
Garments arrive at our warehouse where it is received, verified and logged into one integrated system, ready for its next stage.
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Sorting & Grading
Every item is sorted and graded to determine its highest value route back into circulation, from resale to repair to recycling.
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Retail & Distribution
Products are placed through approved retail and distribution channels in the right global markets, protecting brand equity at every step.
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Reporting & Compliance
Movement and outcomes are documented into reporting-ready data that supports your circularity and compliance requirements.
Regulatory Landscape
The rules of fashion are changing.
Brands are increasingly expected to understand where products go and what happens to them. Network360 provides the structure and visibility to help you manage and support these requirements.
2.5 – 5 Billion
Items of excess fashion product are produced every year.
$70 – $140
Billion
In unsold stock value.
Compliance without the headache.
Compliance without the headache.
Regulation adds complexity.
We simplify it through one integrated system.
How We Support Compliance
Managing product and returns across different markets can create added complexity.
We bring redistribution, logistics, traceability and data together in one system, helping brands understand where products go, giving them clearer information for reporting and compliance.*
* Network360 supports compliance and reporting processes but does not assume regulatory responsibility on behalf of its clients.
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Controlled Redistribution
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Clear Product Traceability
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Global Logistics Support
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Reporting-Ready data
* Network360 supports compliance and reporting processes but does not assume regulatory responsibility on behalf of its clients.
What brands must now show:
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No destruction of unsold goods.
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Clear visibility on where products go.
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Responsible handling of excess inventory.
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Circularity reporting aligned with CSRD.
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Oversight across global value chains.
| 01 |
No destruction of unsold goods.
| 02 |
Clear visibility on where products go.
| 03 |
Responsible handling of excess inventory.
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Circularity reporting aligned with CSRD.
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Oversight across global value chains.
Regulation Timeline
2024
ESPR enters into force
Products designed for durability, repairability and traceability
2025
CSRD reporting begins
Greater transparency on product flows and excess inventory
2026
Ban on destruction of unsold textiles
No destruction of unsold goods, with mandatory disclosure
2026
PPWR requirements apply
Stricter rules on packaging reduction, reuse and recyclability
2027
Textile EPR schemes
Responsibility for end-of-life collection and treatment
/ 2024 – ESPR enters into force
Products designed for durability, repairability and traceability
/ 2025 – CSRD reporting begins
Greater transparency on product flows and excess inventory
/ 2026 – Ban on destruction of unsold textiles
No destruction of unsold goods, with mandatory disclosure
/ 2026 – PPWR requirements apply
Stricter rules on packaging reduction, reuse and recyclability
/ 2027 – Textile EPR schemes
Responsibility for end-of-life collection and treatment