Brands self-disrupt to meet consumer needs
Apparel Desk: In order to stay relevant among young consumers, traditional brands are disrupting their own offerings, and business models. The latest Business of Fashion–McKinsey State of Fashion Survey highlights, self-disruption as one of the top 10 trends for the fashion industry to watch out for in 2019. Two key forces drive this self-disruption: preference of ... More
Bangladesh pays cotton import bill of over $3.0b annually
Staff Correspondent: Bangladesh is the world’s largest raw cotton importer as it uses this cotton ... More
Tech changing the dynamics of cotton production in the US
Apparel Desk: Like every other industry, textile and specifically cotton producers need to get tech ... More
WTO members support to cotton spread in West Africa
Apparel Desk: At a recent discussion on cotton, majority of WTO members affirmed their support ... More
Global demand for cotton may rise
Apparel Report: Next year, global demand for cotton is expected to inch up three per ... More
- New Delhi to host technical textile conference in July
- Stoll to showcase latest innovations at ITMA Barcelona-2019
- India sees rising imports from Bangladesh
- Exporters in Pakistan want 60 days claims
- Consumers induce brand strategies
- Digitization enters fashion supply chain
- India’s textile industry aims to reach $350 billion by 2025
- Import rises in last month of 2018-19
- Tax on savings tools may go up
- RMG exports saw 12.82pc growth in 11 months
