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Circular Monday

Swedish movement on circular consumption From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Circular Monday
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Circular Monday is a grassroots movement, database and shopping day for circular consumption.[1] It involves businesses with circular economy business models that sell, rent, share and repair products made out of recycled materials, including second hand services.

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Black Friday reaches out his hand to the future, Circular Monday, in a rubbish tip.

It was founded in 2017 in Malmö, Sweden, by Swedish start-up founder Henning Gillberg,[2][3] and was initially called White Monday; it changed name in 2020.[4] It was devised as an antidote to Black Friday, which promotes linear consumption, and takes place on the Monday before Black Friday.[5] By 2019, over 200 businesses were taking part.[6] Participating businesses - mainly based in Europe - discount their products to expose circular alternatives to the linear consumption offered by Black Friday and other shopping days.

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