"The service will debut in the UK before being extended to the US, Germany, Hong Kong and other territories. It offers customers the chance to resell items across categories including jewellery, ready ...
"Lingerie brand Victoria’s Secret has announced a new initiative in partnership with British designer Stella McCartney, aiming to highlight the risks of breast cancer and the importance of early detec ...
"Three buildings in the Bernal Industrial Park, in the municipality of Quilmes, caught fire on Friday, October 1, an accident whose causes were unknown but which fortunately resulted in no casualties. ...
"Employees working in garment factories at Tekstilkent in the city of Van say that they cannot even earn the minimum wage and that the situation is tolerated. There are around 13,000 workers in 61 fac ...
"Ho Chi Minh City has officially issued [directives on ending the Covid-19 lockdown], and businesses are now planning to resume work. But some are still temporarily continuing the "3 in one spot" opti ...
"The Ministry of Health has drafted guidelines for "safely adapting to effectively controlling the COVID-19 epidemic" and is seeking feedback before being released officially. [...] Responding to ques ...
"Are you looking to make your wardrobe more ethical and eco-responsible? Shak & Kai clothes are both 100% circular, recycled and made in Europe. “Our idea is to preserve the initial resources by recyc ...
"Weatherproof and breathable clothing is useful, but often contains a lot of chemicals. These can be harmful to the environment and health, warn experts. [...] Rainwear contains harmful substances Som ...
"The Partnership Index is a versatile new tool designed to bridge the gap between Better Buying’s annual surveys in April, and to act as a quick status update, enabling year-round monitoring and analy ...
"Food isn’t the only 100 mile commodity. Toronto designer Smythe is applying the concept to its 100 Mile Blazer, part of Holt Renfrew’s exclusive Canadian designer capsule collection with the Campaign ...
"We all love shoes. But how many of us ensure that our shoes are vegan and cruelty-free and promote sustainable fashion? The climate and environmental changes around the world have made sustainable li ...
"A Danish textile company has created a range of design fabrics using recycled polyester yarn, sourced from single-use plastic bottles. Danish textile company, TEXSTYLE, transforms recycled plastic in ...
"Workers who believe they were dismissed by Tay Tekstil without justification are protesting for the 4th day. Yesterday, they protested in front of the Zara [Inditex] office in Levent [in Istanbul]. T ...
"Factories in Ho Chi Minh City are planning to bring workers living in Binh Duong, Long An, Dong Nai back to work as Covid-19 lockdown restrictions begin to lift. Huynh Truc My Kha, 41 years old, who ...
"Protesters braved the rain on Saturday, October 2 to march through the streets of Paris waving the blue flag of the Uyghurs, a Chinese Muslim minority which, according to the British Parliament, is a ...
"In Munshiganj, polythene discarded from garment factories, along with various plastic wrappers and waste, is being recycled into rope. [...] This plastic waste used to pollute the environment. Instea ...
"Around eight-billion rabbits are killed each year for fur. And that’s just one targeted species. The amount of animal product needed versus the current human population no longer lends itself to a su ...
"But experts say this concerns German entities more than Bangladeshi ones. Bangladesh businesses will have to ensure the protection of basic human rights and the environment in production to keep trad ...
"Cute Dress Industries Ltd, a high-value knitwear manufacturer, located at Dhamrai, is blazing its own trail dealing exclusively with smaller orders while also charting a pathway for western startups ...
"The fast-fashion label has adapted to a more digital and less open world. Amancio Ortega, founder of the Zara fast-fashion empire, got his start selling bathrobes in northern Spain. Erling Persson of ...
