Marco Mossinkoff

Marco Mossinkoff serves as a Lecturer and researcher in Fashion Research & Technology at the Faculty of Digital Media and Creative Industries (FDMCI), focusing on sustainable transformation within fashion systems through regenerative practices and digital innovation.

His research spans sustainable fashion, regenerative agriculture in textiles, supply chain management, and textile technology, with emphasis on transitioning the fashion industry from extractive to generative sourcing models—particularly in denim and cotton sectors. Key investigations include supplier management strategies for small fashion buyers, fluid ownership frameworks, and soil fertility impacts on textile production, reflecting deep integration of agricultural science and fashion business models.

Analysis of his 2019-2025 publications reveals consistent trends in regenerative sourcing implementation, digital governance for collaborative garment production, and business model innovation for circularity. His work uniquely bridges agricultural practice (e.g., soil health in cotton farming) with fashion industry demands, highlighting systemic dependencies and strategic interventions for sustainability.

Scientific recognition includes:

• Fluide Eigenaarschap in de creatieve industrie (2023)
• FROM EXTRACTIVE TO GENERATIVE SOURCING: MAKING REGENERATIVE AGRICULTURE WORK (2024)
• Managing dependency in fashion buying: what can small buyers do? (2018)

Mossinkoff actively contributes to academic discourse through conference organization, notably the TRANSITIONS project – Transnational Transitions Lab in Biella (2025). No details are available regarding student supervision or research grants.