This deliverable presents the selection of indicators for the Fashion Industry Sustainability Index (FISI), a tool under development to help fashion micro, small and medium-sized enterprises assess the sustainability of their business models. Drawing on a literature review and a two-round Delphi study involving 56 experts, it identifies and prioritises environmental, social and economic sustainability indicators, considering their relevance and feasibility for SMEs. The findings provide the foundation for the development and testing of the FISI.

This deliverable presents the climate risk assessments and preliminary Climate Transition Plans developed for six fashion SMEs participating in the Just Fashion project. Combining climate scenario analysis, value chain assessments and stakeholder engagement, it identifies physical and transition risks and proposes tailored mitigation, adaptation and governance measures. It also examines barriers and enablers to climate adaptation, providing practical insights to strengthen climate resilience across the European fashion sector.

This deliverable maps and evaluates sustainability strategy tools designed to support the transition of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) in the fashion sector. Based on an assessment of 11 tools, it examines their strengths, limitations and suitability across four categories: informational, brainstorming and team-building, assessment, and strategic planning tools. The report provides practical guidance to help fashion businesses identify appropriate resources for their sustainability transformation, while highlighting gaps in social responsibility and policy guidance.

The Fashion & Sustainability Business Model Canvas is a practical tool developed by the Just Fashion project to help fashion micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) assess, rethink and develop more sustainable and circular business models. Building on the traditional Business Model Canvas, it incorporates environmental, social, economic and cultural considerations, alongside fashion-specific value chain activities and guided reflection questions. Designed for both established and emerging fashion brands, it supports strategic planning, collaborative discussions and the identification of opportunities for sustainable business model innovation.

This deliverable presents a curated database of technologies, innovations and practical use cases supporting the transition towards a more circular fashion and textile industry. Covering different stages of the product lifecycle, it explores how technological solutions can improve resource efficiency, traceability, product design, circular business models and waste reduction, complemented by examples of technology providers and real-world applications. The database serves as an exploratory resource for fashion companies, designers, researchers and sustainability professionals seeking to identify opportunities for technology-driven circular transformation.