"Technical textile supplier Gore Fabrics has announced the creation of a thinner PFC-free membrane for apparel and footwear which it says will help reduce its carbon footprint. The expanded polyethyle ...
"Spinning King (India) Limited, the India Office of Hebei Jigao Chemical Fibre Co Ltd China, recently showcased its bamboo fibre at the Vanijya Utsav during Vanijya Saptah organised in Ahmedabad, Indi ...
"Everlane can add recycled leather to its roster of better-for-the-planet materials. Last week, the San Francisco fashion company rolled out two sneaker styles partially clad in leather scraps in a mo ...
"Consumer shifts toward preorders, deadstock and upcycled clothes — among other trends — are shaping fashion. That’s according to shopping search platform Lyst, which dropped its conscious fashion rep ...
"What many people fail to realize is that for a long time, African designers had to be innovative and resourceful when it came to creating collections. They had to repurpose old fabric or adopt a slow ...
"San Francisco-based, mission-driven casual fashion brand Everlane is starting a new chapter. Founder Michael Preysman will step out of the chief executive officer role to become executive chair and c ...
"Avery Dennison, a market leader in innovation and materials science, branding, and manufacturing, has announced its role as principal sponsor of the digital edition of Copenhagen Fashion Summit, CFS+ ...
"I recently reviewed a survey from OpenText that took a look at this issue. The survey itself was much more far reaching than asking this simple question. OpenText surveyed over 25,000 consumers acros ...
"Secondhand September may be coming to a close but according to a report from eBay UK the sustainable habit of shopping pre-worn clothes, which was nourished during the pandemic, is going nowhere. The ...
"A Karachi court issued on Thursday non-bailable arrest warrants for the Deputy Commissioner of Korangi, Administrator for Korangi and other officers in the Mehran Town Factory fire case. The court sa ...
"From Oct. 1, Ho Chi Minh City's industrial parks, construction projects, malls, barber shops, hospitality facilities and restaurants for takeaways can resume operations, Binh said. Movement curbs hav ...
"People in Vietnam’s largest city will be able to leave their homes on Friday after three months of strict coronavirus restrictions. [...] Vietnam is speeding up vaccinations in order to reopen the co ...
"Boohoo has seen its sales boom to £976 million in the first interim period of 2021 however is wary of supply chain issues affecting its full year profits. The fast fashion retailer’s pre-tax profits ...
"Regenerative agriculture seems to be on everyone’s radar these days. From new regenerative agriculture certifications to sourcing commitments from big brands, the concept is gaining traction. Many re ...
"The National Chamber of Italian Fashion (CNMI) has linked up with the Ethical Fashion Initiative (EFI) to launch an environmental, social and governance (ESG) due diligence and sustainability reporti ...
"“Creating a more vibrant and sustainable future for our families and customers, our communities and our business has never been more critical. The COVID-19 pandemic made clear the urgent need for col ...
"US retailer Gap has released its 2020 Global Sustainability Report, summarising actions and progress towards reducing its impact. It spells out how the company is progressing on commitments to become ...
"Contents: Current state of Bangladesh RMG industry Father of RMG industry Sustainability in Bangladesh's apparel industry How global apparel companies manage their brand image [...] Health and safety ...
"This is an educational webinar to inform the general public about blockchain technology's uses in the apparel industry, focusing on why blockchain is important, how it can help apparel brands achieve ...
"Gabriela Hearst, the creative director of Chloé, is bringing the values of the climate emergency era to Paris fashion week’s top table. The Chloé woman, once all carefree insouciance, now cares very ...
