Boohoo Group publishes international factory list
Boohoo Group has published its international factory list detailing 1,100 factories following an extensive period...
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Timeline – Covid-19: The road to recovery in the apparel sector
Since the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak began in China at the end of 2019, its impact...
ThredUp, Madewell open circular pop-up store
Online resale platform ThredUp Inc has partnered with J.Crew brand Madewell to launch a 'circular...
7 For All Mankind unveils fully-traceable collection
Denim brand 7 For All Mankind has deployed new technology to produce a collection it...
Tommy Hilfiger to launch Higg Index Sustainability Profiles
The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) and its technology partner Higg have welcomed Tommy Hilfiger as...
US Customs increases textile trade enforcement measures in Q3
Textile and apparel goods are susceptible to fraud due to their high duty rates.
Lenzing brings carbon-zero Tencel fibres to Refibra
The first carbon-zero Tencel branded lyocell and modal fibres, which launched last year, have continued to gain momentum among industry partners including fashion brands and mills.
Spruce International adopts PLM to drive efficiency
Vertically integrated fashion company Spruce International has invested in a new Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solution to improve efficiency and create a single source of truth for all product information.
FDRA creates new shoe sustainability guide
The Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America have created a guide using feedback from suppliers and dozens of shoe companies to show the threshold for shoe Environmentally Preferred Materials (EPM).
Tapestry commits to achieving net zero emissions by 2050
Coach brand-owner Tapestry, Inc has signed the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) Business Ambition for 1.5 degrees Celsius. This means it is committed to setting interim science-based emissions reduction targets to limit global warming to...
El Salvador textile and manufacturing sector recovers after tough 2020
After a Covid-disrupted 2020, the textile and manufacturing industry in El Salvador is now recovering 74.8% of the export volume thanks to sales demand in its key United States export market.
