EU forced labour goods ban is no CSDDD ‘substitute’ say experts
The EU's new regulation to ban forced labour-made goods would mean suspected use of forced labour would need to be …
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Just Style Excellence Awards 2023: HKRITA
HKRITA - The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel is a body established in 2006 to provide applied …
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Retail stores of the future will be more about entertainment by 2030 predicts analysts
Social media and the culture around influencers will lead the future of retail as brick and mortar stores move to …
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Huue secures funding for “world’s first” clean indigo dye
Biotech start-up Huue has secured $14.6m in funding to launch what it claims is the world’s first clean and scalable …
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China’s resilience shines through in index of world’s most vulnerable apparel supply chains
China has come out on top as having the most self-sufficient apparel and textile supply chains in the world in …
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Are apparel shoppers really trading down or just redefining value?
Apparel purchasing behaviour remained broadly stable in Q1 2026, with close to six in ten consumers continuing to shop with …
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Recover introduces scalable recycled yarn range for apparel
Recover Yarns, developed with over 150 spinning partners, is now available and provides versatile yarn collections that continuously evolve alongside …
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Shein launches compliance training for sellers amid French regulator fines
Launched on 11 June 2026, the new training series is delivered in partnership with third-party testing, inspection, and certification firms, including Bureau Veritas, …
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Frasers Group launches $222m takeover offer for Accent Group
The offer, revealed through the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), values the Accent shares not yet held by Frasers at around A$316m ($222m). Frasers, which …
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Week in Review: You can audit a factory. Can you control it?
Fashion has spent years building systems designed to make supply chains more transparent. There are audits, certifications, supplier codes of conduct, …
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EU forced labour goods ban is no CSDDD ‘substitute’ say experts
The EU's new regulation to ban forced labour-made goods would mean suspected use of forced labour would need to be …
-
Just Style Excellence Awards 2023: HKRITA
HKRITA - The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel is a body established in 2006 to provide applied …
-
Retail stores of the future will be more about entertainment by 2030 predicts analysts
Social media and the culture around influencers will lead the future of retail as brick and mortar stores move to …
-
Huue secures funding for “world’s first” clean indigo dye
Biotech start-up Huue has secured $14.6m in funding to launch what it claims is the world’s first clean and scalable …
-
China’s resilience shines through in index of world’s most vulnerable apparel supply chains
China has come out on top as having the most self-sufficient apparel and textile supply chains in the world in …
-
Are apparel shoppers really trading down or just redefining value?
Apparel purchasing behaviour remained broadly stable in Q1 2026, with close to six in ten consumers continuing to shop with …
-
Recover introduces scalable recycled yarn range for apparel
Recover Yarns, developed with over 150 spinning partners, is now available and provides versatile yarn collections that continuously evolve alongside …
-
Shein launches compliance training for sellers amid French regulator fines
Launched on 11 June 2026, the new training series is delivered in partnership with third-party testing, inspection, and certification firms, including Bureau Veritas, …
-
Frasers Group launches $222m takeover offer for Accent Group
The offer, revealed through the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), values the Accent shares not yet held by Frasers at around A$316m ($222m). Frasers, which …
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Week in Review: You can audit a factory. Can you control it?
Fashion has spent years building systems designed to make supply chains more transparent. There are audits, certifications, supplier codes of conduct, …
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Another potential buyer eyes The Very Group
Sky News reports that Elliott Advisors, which owns bookstore chains Waterstones and Barnes & Noble, is considering purchasing The Very …
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IndustriALL demands ILO cut funding to Myanmar junta over labour abuse
The demands were made as the International Labour Conference (ILC) Committee on the Application of Standards held a dedicated session …
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Tanzania, Brazil launch joint push against child labour in cotton sector
The two countries recently hosted a three-day conference, according to local news site the Tanzania Insight, which brought together government …
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Lululemon targets 100% renewable electricity in China by 2030
This investment is in line with the company’s previous commitment to achieve 50% renewable electricity use across its core tier 1 and …
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How textile, apparel sectors can survive era of ‘verified sustainability’
Expectations around circularity within the fashion and clothing industry are quickly moving away from desirable and becoming a requirement. There …
