Six leading fashion and textile brands are partnering withto use its technology which creates high-quality, bio-based regenerated fibres from discarded textiles, over and over again, retaining the quality of original fibres. The patented technology enables any cellulose-rich material to be reborn as soft and natural textile fibres.Pic: Infinited FiberThe fibre produced from any cellulose-rich material – including textile waste, used cardboard, straw, or wood – have unique characteristics, includ

The global export of ensembles reported 1.07 per cent decline to $4,542.06 million in the year 2019 from $4,591.18 million in 2017. Total exports moved down 5.93 per cent in 2019 compared to the previous year, according to data from TexPro. However, exports is further expected to rise to $4,568.38 million in 2022 with a rate of 0.58 per cent from 2019.Pic: ShutterstockThe global import value of ensembles was $1,249.97 million in 2017, which grew 3.45 per cent to $1,293.14 million in 2019. Total

TheKnitting division produces and distributes more than 50,000 products for the fields of circular knitting, legwear, flat knitting, and warp knitting. Besides high-performance needles and system parts for all kinds of knitting machines, the product range also includes knitting cylinders for large-diameter circular and seamless bodysize machines.The clicking sound of knitting needles might be part of some readers’ childhood memories of their grandma making socks. Today, instead of nimble fingers

The International Labour Organization (ILO), in partnership with the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters’ Association (BGMEA) and the Bangladesh Knitwear Manufacturers and Exporters’ Association (BKMEA) has launched a comprehensive safety and training package to help the RMG industry better protect and monitor workers and working conditions during COVID-19. As more and more workers return to work, the RMG ‘Learning Hub’ will focus on three core areas: raising COVID-19 prevention aware

The exports of Uzbek apparel fabric rose by 112 percent from January to July to $1 billion with new markets opening up and the production of new goods. During that time , the country exported to 57 countries and regions textile clothing items. Russia (39%), China (18%), Kyrgyzstan (13%), and Turkey (12%) were the major destinations.Uzbekistan also exports to Hungary, Slovakia and Greece in addition to conventional markets. It exported to that country for the first time this year with the assista

PENNSYLVANIA- Brands and retailers have refused to pay suppliers for more than $16 billion of orders since the outbreak of COVID-19, according to analysis of newly released import data.The Center for Global Workers’ Rights (CGWR) and the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) used previously unpublished import databases to calculate that garment factories and suppliers lost at least $16.2 billion in revenue between April and JuneThey say suppliers in countries such as Bangladesh, Cambodia and Myanmar ha

STOCKHOLM - Swedish start-up Material Exchange Ventures has announced a new partnership with the Hong Kong testing service, Eurofins Softlines and Leather, to provide greater transparency in fashion supply chains.The partnership combines the Material Exchange digital material platform with Eurofins' robust testing capabilities to provide a direct link for material suppliers to apply for testing while streamlining the supplier selection process for buyers.Suppliers within the Material Exchang

Businesses all over the world are now facing fierce competition because of the liberalization of trade and globalization. Apparel Manufacturers are facing intensive global competition nowadays. Entrepreneurs are becoming more aware of the importance of modern management philosophy to provide the competitive advantage of the free-market system after the total abolition of the MFA in 2005.Figure 1:Efficient merchandising can help to lower the cost.Now the key to competition in the international ma

Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the global fashion industry by destabilizing the whole supply chain. But Covid-19 could not be an excuse to divert from ethical practice or to back off from sustainability, which needed to rebuild the sector after coronavirus crises are over.Figure 1:Covid-19 pandemic has shaken the global fashion industry by destabilizing the whole supply chain.Unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic is seen as triggering a set-back for labor rights in apparel supply chains, with wo

Vietnam could be at the same income level that Malaysia is today by 2035 if the government embraced a number of further structural and institutional reforms, The World Bank predictsVietnam could be at the same income level that Malaysia is today by 2035 if the government embraced several further structural and institutional reforms, The World Bank predicts.The Washington based multi-lateral lender also forecasts that the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTP