Future Possibilities, based in the UK, is a platform built by Soorty that travels the world to build dialogue between different layers of supply chain. It presents innovations in manufacturing solutions and technology in a language that will relate to the end customer. The platform is working to carry the sustainability conversation forward, to make it more consumer-facing. It has hosted brands (sustainability departments or denim development teams), schools (designers of the future), NGOs that are working to make sustainable fashion not a choice but the regular way of the industry, collaborative platforms that move fashion forward, and also Soorty’s communication partners who have influence on individuals about the decisions they make and the options they have.
Future Possibilities involves various stages of experiences that engage its audience. The primary one is Soorty’s cotton to garment table which showcases each and every stage of production. The customer/visitor is always surprised to see that there are so many steps involved, that there is so much effort going on at the backstage, and no matter how much it is interrelated with technology, there is still a lot of human touch going on. The second step is Soorty’s denim curiosity table, which shows different responsible materials and manufacturing methods that can be involved in Soorty’s denim production.

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