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Gen Z on tariffs part 4: Will Shein, Temu's popularity decline?
In the fourth part of a mini-series US-based fashion students tell Just Style ultra-fast fashion brands Shein and Temu are likely to see a drop in sales on account of Trump's tariffs.
Gen Z on tariffs part 3: Does fashion sustainability still matter?
In the third part of a mini-series US-based fashion students tell Just Style sustainability matters more than ever following Trump's tariffs and some shoppers may abstain from buying clothes altogether.
Gen Z on tariffs part 2: Rise in rental, secondhand on price increases
In the second part of a mini-series US-based fashion students tell Just Style how clothing price increases could lead to a rise in the rental and secondhand market.
Gen Z on tariffs part 1: Fashion price increases, fewer product options
In the first part of a mini-series US-based fashion students tell Just Style they have already noticed a rise in clothing prices as well as fewer size and colour options following Trump's tariffs.
Explainer: Five reasons fashion brands should back Next Gen materials
Global fashion brands are coming under increasing pressure to switch to sustainable sourcing of fibres and materials with Next Gen materials promising to be the solution they need.
Explainer: Why is US apparel consumer confidence set to increase in 2025?
The US apparel market will see rising growth through 2025 as consumer confidence recovers from multiple financial shocks in recent years, according to a new report.
Week in Review: Can fashion put the eco back into economics?
It’s been more than 16 years since environmental activist David Suzuki's famous keynote speech on the need to “put the eco back into economics,” but the need for seismic change within the fashion sector was as urgent as ever at last week’s Techtextil and Texprocess exhibition in Frankfurt.
Fashion is surprising 'bright spot' for US retail in 2025
An industry expert says the US fashion industry is a success story for retail despite tariff uncertainty and this is set to continue throughout 2025.
Top 20 comment articles on Just Style in 2022…
In this year-end roundup, we take a look at the top comment pieces on Just Style in 2022.
Hanesbrands invests as El Salvador joins regional customs union
US apparel manufacturer HanesBrands says it has invested US$5.2m in new technology and staff in El Salvador in the last six months and plans to inject a further $5.2m in the Central American country by the New Year.
Top 20 features on Just Style in 2023…
In this year-end roundup, we take a look at the top feature pieces on Just Style in 2023.
Is China a business opportunity or liability for fashion companies in 2023?
Like it or not, the future of China as a market or sourcing base for Western fashion companies remains one of the most heated debates in 2023. University of Delaware's associate professor of fashion and apparel studies, Dr Sheng Lu, uses GlobalData's apparel brand and retail filings to investigate.
Outlook 2020 – Apparel industry challenges and opportunities
Disruption and uncertainty remain the biggest challenges facing apparel brands and retailers and their global supply chains heading into the new decade. Unpredictable and fast-moving changes to tariffs and trade, pressure to make smarter and faster decisions, and demands for new levels of sustainability will all weigh on fashion businesses in 2020, according to feedback from a panel of executives consulted by just-style.
Will China continue to reign as an apparel sourcing superpower in 2022?
The apparel and textile sector in China has not had an easy ride in recent years – the pandemic forcing factory closures to concerns over human rights violations in Xinjiang cotton production dampening demand – but does it really mark the beginning of the end of China's reign as an apparel sourcing powerhouse? Hannah Abdulla explores.
Outlook 2019 – What else can the apparel industry expect?
We asked industry executives what keeps them awake at night – and other issues the apparel sector should be keeping...
Outlook 2019 – What else can the apparel industry expect?
We asked industry executives what keeps them awake at night – and other issues the apparel sector should be keeping a close eye on in the year ahead. Not surprisingly, increased levels of uncertainty and ambiguity are top of the agenda for many, with the real winners in 2019 and beyond likely to be those industry leaders (and companies) who are willing to evolve and adapt to rapidly changing consumer needs, and emerging opportunities.