30 October 2025
30 October 2025
Italian textile and fashion company OVS has entered into a partnership with Cotton made in Africa (CmiA), a globally recognised standard for sustainable cotton production, to ensure end-to-end verifiable transparency.
Roger Lee, CEO of global garment manufacturer TAL Apparel, says the company and the wider industry supply chain are well-positioned to navigate tariff disruption, thanks to measures that started to come into play when Covid hit.
Puma sales in Q3 FY25 declined by 10.4% reflecting what an industry expert calls “a loss of momentum in the brand’s desirability,” while its US segment struggled most due to low consumer sentiment on tariff uncertainty.
UK fashion retailer Superdry achieved an adjusted profit before tax of £33.8m ($44.5m) in FY25 versus its £48.3m loss the previous year, which the retailer attributes to targeted cost reductions.
Cellulose producer Lenzing Group and textile material innovator OceanSafe have launched a next-generation yarn to meet the growing demand for sustainable and technically advanced materials.
Swedish fashion retailer H&M has signed a multi-year agreement with materials science company Recover to use its recycled cotton fibre RCotton in its products.
Juan Parés from Spain has been unanimously elected the new president of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) for the 2025-2027 term.
Denim sourcing show Kingpins Amsterdam highlighted global craftsmanship and innovation this season with new “Made In” showcases and an expanded Jeanius Hub spotlighting next-generation denim technology.
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