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The Bear Merz B Schwanen T Shirt article COSH

4 March 2026

What makes Carmy’s white T‑shirt in TV series “The Bear” so iconic?

Countless people around the world are on the waiting list for the main character’s white T‑shirt

COSH Header Niki de Schryver COSH in de Tijd

28 February 2026

“People said I was crazy. But I’ll prove it can be done.”

Interview with Niki De Schryver published in De Tijd

31 December 2025

COSH! 2025 Press overview

What are our highlights in 2025? Read all about it here!

9 December 2025

Niki de Schryver from COSH!: Fast fashion harms circular goals

Niki from COSH! shares her expertise with the municipality of Arnhem on 3 december.

9 December 2025

Erik Toenhake from Aarden calls for fair fashion and bold policy in Arnhem

Erik from Aarden gave his opinion as a speaker on 3 December.

9 December 2025

Sebastiaan Kramer from Hul le Kes on ethical fashion and fair textiles in Arnhem

Sebastiaan from Hul le Kes shared his vision on 3 December.

9 December 2025

Arnhem takes a stand against fast fashion: Mirte Engelhard speaks

Mirte Engelhard from Begane Grond was invited on 3 December to share her views.

9 December 2025

Arnhem considers ban on fast fashion advertising in public spaces

During the council meeting on the 3^rd of December, Arnhem debated two historic proposals aimed at making the streetscape fairer: a ban on advertising for fossil fuels, meat and fish, and a ban on fast fashion advertising.

Wolvis De Circulaire Mode Revolutie future pop ups

17 October 2025

Belgian scale-up COSH! accelerates circular fashion thanks to app

COSH! closes the circular loop: New features connect consumers directly with local repair and resale points

18 August 2025

Poreč Launches Croatia’s First Digital Wardrobe Powered Sustainable Shopping Guide with COSH!

Supported by the FU-TOURISM programme, COSH! maps and promotes local sustainable stores, bringing Croatia closer to a green and digital tourism future.

28 June 2025

Are sales still part of our culture in the future?

How relevant are sales and accompanying overconsumption if we are to move towards a climate-neutral society? How can digital wardrobes become part of the solution?