India’s Fast-Fashion Market Grows Robustly, Reshaping Asian Sourcing•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•
China Lilang H1 Revenue Up 19.5% with New Retail and Smart Casual Push•Bangladesh’s LDC Extension Gives Textile, Clothing and Footwear Exporters Time—But Not a Free Pass•Bellasports Strengthens Domestic Marketing as China’s Outdoor and Performance-Wear Market Grows Fast•Fashion Sustainability Kits Boost Student Knowledge Three Times but Cost Still Blocks Action: University of Georgia Study•India’s Fast-Fashion Market Grows Robustly, Reshaping Asian Sourcing•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•
Textiles, Clothing & Footwear Business Insights
When life hands you a 50% tariff, apparently you hand out gift cards, eh? TCF POST Report Toronto-based Miik, the woman-owned, buttery-soft-leggings purveyor known for its made-within-50km ethos, isn’t taking new U.S. tariffs lying down — it’s throwing a month-long party for Canadian shopping instead. Starting this August and running smack up against the looming … Read more