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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Novel enforcement strategies needed to tackle counterfeit fashion
Counterfeit fashion is a growing problem for the global fashion industry – it undermines brand value, harms the environment, allows …
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The practical challenges of scaling next-gen fibres in apparel
Next-gen fibres are gaining attention as a potential solution to reduce the environmental footprint of apparel, but scaling them from …
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Fashion loyalty fragments as UK shoppers’ priorities change
Cardlytics’ 'State of Spend: Golden Quarter 2025' report forecasts that the 2025 Golden Quarter will be defined by early action, …
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Première Vision trade fair to integrate Made in France PV from 2026
The move aims to align more closely with shifts in the fashion market and strengthen the coherence and visibility of …
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Six ways multi-tier traceability can prepare fashion supply chains for DPPs
As sustainability legislation tightens across Europe, the US and the UK, apparel brands are under growing pressure to prove the …
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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 …
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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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Gen Z part 5: Recycled materials in fashion must be affordable
Dr Sheng Lu, professor of apparel studies at the University of Delaware, recently quizzed his Gen Z students on the …
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Apparel leaders push for decarbonisation to boost competitiveness
From cotton growers to global brands, speakers at the joint annual meeting of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) and …
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Tereos, LVMH Gaïa to scale plant-based polymer with Avantium technology
The three companies plan to form a consortium focused on expediting the industrial-scale production of polyethylene furanoate (PEF), Avantium’s polymer …
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Total Capital Partners boosts stake in clothing brand Weird Fish to 80%
Auralis, a new buy-and-build holding company established by TCP to create a leading active and lifestyle retail group, has completed …
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Canopy, Cascale voice concern over MEPs blocking Omnibus package
Representatives from Cascale and Canopy warn that the move could undermine two key sustainability directives, namely the Corporate Sustainability Due …
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Gen Z part 4: Why fashion brands should embrace AI’s benefits
Dr Sheng Lu, professor of apparel studies at the University of Delaware, recently quizzed his Gen Z students on the …
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Sports Group Denmark, Trimco pilot EU-ready DPPs
Sports Group Denmark and Trimco Group are piloting the practical rollout of Digital Product Passports (DPP), a central element of …
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Crystal International joins global non-profit Textile Exchange
Crystal International's new membership with Textile Exchange aligns with its Sustainability Vision 2030, which prioritises climate action and circularity. The firm’s …
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Apparel sector confronts tariffs, turbulence at IAF, ITMF Summit
A joint annual meeting of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) and the International Apparel Federation (IAF) heard how the industry is trying navigate …
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Recover set to bring global recycling expertise to T2T Alliance
Based in Madrid, Recover brings to the alliance its experience in producing recycled fibre at scale. The company runs recycling …
