SAYSKY and PUMA Put Scandinavian Running Fashion at the Centre of the Office-to-Start-Line Movement•China Textile Market Enters a New Trade Phase as Exports, Domestic Demand and Asian Sourcing Rebalance•Jockey Owner Page Industries Posts Strong Q1 Volume Growth Despite Cotton, Synthetic Cost Pressure•H&M Reports Customer Data Breach in South Korea as Retail Cyber Risks Rise•
Novonesis launches DeniBrite platform as denim industry seeks lower-impact bleaching•Textile Sustainability Has No Simple Winner as New Review Exposes Hidden Environmental Costs•Health Risks Persist among Textile and Garment Workers, Research Finds•St Michael Reinvention by M&S and Aries: How a Forgotten High-Street Label Became Fashion Currency•SAYSKY and PUMA Put Scandinavian Running Fashion at the Centre of the Office-to-Start-Line Movement•China Textile Market Enters a New Trade Phase as Exports, Domestic Demand and Asian Sourcing Rebalance•Jockey Owner Page Industries Posts Strong Q1 Volume Growth Despite Cotton, Synthetic Cost Pressure•H&M Reports Customer Data Breach in South Korea as Retail Cyber Risks Rise•
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TCF POST Report NEW YORK— Growing demand from apparel brands for lower-impact materials is expected to propel the global bio-based textiles market from $54.0 billion in 2026 to $122.1 billion by 2036, representing an 8.5% CAGR and an incremental market opportunity of about $68.1 billion, according to Fact.MR. The apparel industry is emerging as … Read more