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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 …

  

• 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 …

  

• 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 …

  

• 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 …

  

• 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 …

  

• Fashion buyers ‘defying inflation’ with supplier prices, report finds

  Despite many fashion brands making promises about sustainability and workers’ rights, Clean Clothes Campaign and Public Eye say these prices …

  

• Week in Review: Halfway through 2026, we’re rethinking relationships

  A series of high-profile appointments took place over the course of last week, with Claire Empson making a return to …

  

• Is fashion ready for DPPs?

  “Everyone seems to agree that consumers want sustainability and environmentally friendly products, but that isn’t translating into the market,” Alexander …

  

• China drives Ralph Lauren sales to surpass $8bn in FY26

  Ralph Lauren said Q4 net revenue increased 17% to $2.0bn on a reported basis and 12% in constant currency. Foreign …

  

• TJX raises full year guidance as Q1 beats expectations

  TJX reported net sales for Q1 of $14.3bn, whilst net income was $1.3bn and diluted earnings per share were $1.19, up from $0.92 in …

  

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