Top stories this week on Just Style…
A look at the resilience of Tunisia's apparel sector in the face of political upheaval, how current efforts in the US to eliminate forced labour in global supply chains are falling short, and efforts to...
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Fanatics Brands social compliance programme gets FLA accreditation
Fanatics Brands, the private label division of Fanatics, Inc, has received accreditation from the Fair...
Top stories on Just Style in July…
An interview with the founders of the UK's first cashmere brand, Loop Cashmere, Sri Lanka's...
Childrenswear marketplace introduces eco-friendly resale collective
Childrenswear marketplace Dotte aims to make waves in the sustainability sector by introducing an eco-friendly...
UK textile factory is being accused of staff exploitation
An employee at a UK textile factory claims she is being exploited by being paid...
JCPenney latest to join The Jeans Redesign
US retail giant JCPenney has joined The Jeans Redesign project as part of its journey to reduce the environmental impacts of its operations and offer more sustainable products to consumers.
US Q1 in brief – VF Corp, J.Jill, Vince Holding Corp
We take a look at the latest first-quarter filings from US apparel and footwear brands and retailers.
US Q2 in brief – Wolverine Worldwide, Steve Madden, Crocs
Just Style's round-up of the latest second-quarter filings from US apparel and footwear brands and retailers.
Columbia Sportswear reveals 2020 sustainability highlights
Outdoor apparel and footwear company Columbia Sportswear has released its 2020 Corporate Responsibility Report which reveals its 2020 social and environmental successes despite the Covid-19 pandemic.
Australian textile tracing technology receives European patent
Australian textile tracing technology company Fibretrace has been awarded a European patent for its 'Photon Marker System in Fiber Material'.
Mothercare books wider losses on Covid-19 impact
Mothercare has recorded wider losses for the full year ending 27 March on the back of a sales slump which it blamed on the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.
