At Singapore Fashion Council (SFC), we are united by a shared purpose: to contribute to a vibrant Asian hub for responsible fashion.
As the official association for Singapore’s textile and fashion industry, SFC plays an active role in shaping the ecosystem through sustainability, innovation and technology, internationalisation, retail, and Asian craftsmanship. Working at SFC means being part of a dynamic, creative, and impact-driven environment where passion meets purpose.
We value Ethics, (En)vision, Energy, Execution, and Teamwork. We believe in conducting ourselves with professionalism and integrity, approaching challenges with resilience and positivity, delivering quality work with heart, and supporting one another to achieve the best possible outcomes. Everyone has a role to play, and every contribution matters.
SFC is also committed to building a workplace that stands for Excellence and is inclusive and respectful where people are recognised for their skills, capabilities, and contributions. We encourage open feedback and communication, collaboration, learning, personal development, and cross-functional exposure, giving team members the opportunity to grow while contributing to initiatives that create real impact for Singapore’s fashion industry and beyond.
If you are passionate about creativity, community, innovation, sustainability, and purposeful work, SFC offers a workplace where you can help shape the future of fashion while growing alongside a dedicated and collaborative team.
“At SFC, we empower you to grow, thrive, and shape a responsible fashion future in a supportive and inclusive environment where your passion fuels innovation and your uniqueness is celebrated. Our mission is to be a vibrant Asian hub for responsible fashion—sustainable, equitable, and inclusive—where every individual contributes to meaningful change in the industry.”
Get an exclusive look into the heart of Singapore Fashion Council (SFC) through the words of our CEO, Zhang Ting Ting. Hear what Ting Ting has to say about her perspective on the vibrant culture, inspiring vision, and dynamic environment that make SFC a truly exceptional place to work.
Ever wondered what it’s like to be part of the team at the Singapore Fashion Council (SFC)? In this exclusive interview with our Manager, Sustainability & CEO Office, Liu Liwei, we delve into the experiences of our team members as they share insights about their roles, how SFC supports their professional growth, and the rewarding culture of collaboration. Discover why working at SFC is more than just a job—it’s a journey of passion, purpose, and innovation.
A great workspace fuels great ideas. Meet Isham Abdullah, as he takes us behind the scenes of what it takes to keep SFC’s spaces running smoothly. From ensuring a seamless experience for our members to maintaining an environment that sparks creativity, Isham plays a crucial role in shaping everyday life at SFC.
At SFC, we believe in building a fashion future for everyone and aspire to become the Asian hub for responsible fashion.
Responsible fashion is one that is sustainable, equitable and inclusive. We believe everyone matters — because every voice, every perspective and every body matters.
As a key sponsor of the annual Inclusive Careers Fair, we support a space where employers and jobseekers from underrepresented communities can connect. The fair is part of Pink Fest, Singapore’s Pride Month lead-up festival, and brings together LGBTQ+ individuals, neurodivergent people, racial and ethnic minorities, and others seeking inclusive workplaces.
Each year, we take part by offering styling workshops, mentoring and engagement opportunities with jobseekers. It’s one way we put our commitment to inclusion into practice: sharing skills, building connections and helping more people see a place for themselves in fashion.
We are not just reflecting the world as it is; we are shaping what it can become — stronger, more innovative, and truly inclusive for everyone’s success.
Because when fashion shows up for inclusion, it doesn’t just open doors — it opens wardrobes, confidence, and possibility. This is what building a fashion future for everyone looks like in practice.
