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Final Call: Entries For The Twyg Sustainable Close On 12 October

Cape Town, South Africa — Designers, innovators and changemakers in South Africa’s sustainable fashion industry have just a few days left to enter the Twyg Sustainable Fashion Awards 2025. The final deadline for submissions is midnight on Sunday, 12 October 2025.

The awards celebrate excellence in sustainable fashion and recognise creative leaders who are reimagining the future of clothing through innovation, inclusivity, and regenerative practices. Winners stand the chance to receive R100 000.00 in prize money and will automatically be featured in Twyg’s soon-to-launch online directory of past winners and finalists.

This year, the awards introduce a new international and local jury with deep expertise across media, sustainability, climate, design and business. Categories have also been updated to reflect emerging trends and challenges, ensuring that the awards remain at the forefront of sustainable fashion.

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