Top stories for the month of March on just-style include a look at the implications of tariffs proposed by US President Donald Trump, an exclusive interview with Isaac Dabah, CEO of Israeli apparel major Delta Galil, an update on who has signed the new Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, and what the changing dynamics of US apparel imports reveal about the shifting sourcing and supply chain strategies of US fashion brands and retailers.
Winners and losers of a Trump tariff on China garments
As President Donald Trump prepares to impose punitive tariffs on Chinese imports into the United States – which could include apparel and footwear – David Birnbaum takes a look at the potential winners and losers in the global garment trade.
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Trump Trade – The tariffs are coming, the tariffs are coming!
Tariff discussions are looming over the White House – and everyone in the apparel, footwear, and accessory industry should be on high alert, writes Rick Helfenbein, president and CEO of the American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) .
Innovation the name of the game for Delta Galil CEO
If there is a quality that gives many Israeli companies an edge internationally, it is innovation. And this trait certainly runs through the work of Israeli apparel major Delta Galil, as CEO Isaac Dabah tells just-style in an exclusive interview.
Who has signed the new Bangladesh ‘2018 Accord’ – Update
More than half of the 220 companies who signed the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh have now committed to the new agreement set to come into effect when the current programme expires next month. Japan’s Fast Retailing and the UK’s Shop Direct are among the latest to sign, taking the total to 137. Here we list the signatories so far.
Four key patterns in US apparel imports
What do the changing dynamics of US apparel imports reveal about the shifting sourcing and supply chain strategies of US fashion brands and retailers? Dr Sheng Lu, assistant professor in the Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies at the University of Delaware, takes a look.
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