Apparel

The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA) has firmly expressed its support for the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) during a...

Global regulatory frameworks including extended producer responsibility (EPR) mandates, circular economy directives, and textile-specific policies are fundamentally restructuring apparel industry accountability for end-of-life product management. From the European Union’s comprehensive textile EPR requirements to France’s pioneering AGEC law to emerging California regulations, policy drivers are increasingly compelling manufacturers and brands to incorporate textile recycling into their business models, creating economic incentives for circular design and driving infrastructure investment across multiple geographies.

The Textiles Recycling Expo has entered a major new collaboration with the Future Fabrics Expo which means that both events will run alongside each other at the Brussels Expo, Belgium on 24–25 June...

UK retail sales growth in November 2025 indicated a notable slowdown, marking the weakest performance in six months. The...

US lingerie retailer Victoria’s Secret (VS&Co) has upgraded its Victoria’s Secret FY25 outlook following a successful third quarter, showcasing impressive net...

Discover how retail brands are transforming customer experiences and driving sales through personalized custom apparel merchandising strategies. This guide covers personalization tactics, brand storytelling, data-driven decision-making, and proven methods to boost sales performance in competitive retail markets.

The traditional textile supply chain model has remained fundamentally unchanged for nearly a century. Manufacturers estimate demand months in...