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Event Roundup / Textile Exchange

8 November 2024

5 minutes
Thought leaders, stakeholders from across the industry gathered to address the staggering impact of fashion, a sector responsible for around 10% of global emissions, much of which is tied to the very materials that shape our products.

Call from Textile Exchange Meet: Future Needs to Thrive on Collaboration and Restoration

The message from the Textile Exchange conference at Pasadena was clear: transformation is within reach. From regenerative practices to circularity that benefits all, it was a clarion call to trade extractive growth for a future that thrives on restoration and collaboration.

By
  • Anette Cantagallo
Report
Climate Action / Role of Women

14 October 2024

4 minutes
Climate Week NYC, organised by Climate Group, an international nonprofit founded in 2003, is the biggest annual climate event of its kind, with leaders from the world of business, tech, politics, academia, and civil society, coming together for some 600 events across New York City, that seeks to push the needle on climate. The event is held in partnership with the United Nations General Assembly and is run in coordination with the United Nations and the city of New York.

Reflections on Climate Week: Women in Leadership as a Climate Solution

The talk around the recently concluded Climate Week NYC continues to buzz. Will the discussions there get amplified and lead to concrete action? One topic that gained momentum at this edition—women and climate—urged on the imperative to integrate more women into leadership and which could eventually emerge as a game-changer for climate action.

By
  • Amina Razvi
First Person
Event Report / GFC Dornbirn

23 September 2024

5 minutes
Dornbirn continued a very long tradition as a global network platform for an innovative exchange in the industry with over 125 lectures across four parallel sessions. More than 500 participants from 25 countries represented about 250 companies.

Fibre Industry in between Innovation, Upcoming Regulations and Competitiveness

A recurring theme at the 63rd Global Fibre Congress at Dornbirn from 11–13 September was recycling and the associated circular economy. It stressed on the urgent need for everyone in the value chain, from machine manufacturers to manufacturing and retail, to find a common denominator—the only way to provide the consumer with products which are sustainable and affordable.

By
  • Marina Crnoja-Cosic
Report
Ideas for Change / Tackling Climate

5 August 2024

4 minutes
The issue with "market-based solutions" including carbon pricing/carbon offsets as those used by fashion brands is that they shift focus to actions that are not solutions but profit plays.

The Road Away from the Sustainability Roadblock

Sustainability must be globally branded in one set of images, symbols and stories based on archetypes that align with and inform sustainability.

By
  • Bill D'Arienzo
Commentary
Event Roundup / Functional Fabric Fair

25 July 2024

8 minutes
Functional Fabric Fair is a premier marketplace in the United States where the apparel industry sources the most current innovations in high performance functional fabrics. The just-concluded New York City edition looked at the future of polyester, and also dwelt on the challenges posed by upcoming legislations worldwide.

From the Show Floor: High-Performance Functional Fabrics, Finishes, Trims Took Centrestage

Sustainability is less of a destination and more of a journey and it is critical that stakeholders in the textile-fashion industry are honest about how they communicate their sustainability credentials to avoid greenwashing, was a thought that echoed around the sprawling grounds of the recently concluded Functional Fabric Fair at New York.

By
  • Scott Kaier
Report
Ecommerce / Omnichannel Retail

15 July 2024

4 minutes
As the retail landscape continues to evolve, adopting and refining omni-channel approaches will be essential for brands seeking to maximise their potential in India’s dynamic market.

Indian Retail Brands Embrace Omni-Channel Strategies to Boost Consumer Experiences

E-commerce in India is on an upward trajectory and the trend is expected to continue, with forecasts suggesting that it will comprise nearly 10% of the retail market by mid-2024. Brands that embrace the omni-channel retail approach will be well-positioned to meet consumer expectations, achieve higher levels of customer engagement, and drive long-term success in the competitive retail market.

By
  • Anuj Kejriwal
Commentary
Hand in Glove / India Market

24 June 2024

5 minutes
The Indian leather gloves market has quietly emerged as a rising star within the nation's broader leather industry. While discussions often centre around the established success of Indian footwear and leather goods, glove exports have witnessed steady but impressive growth over the past two financial years.

India's Leather Gloves Industry: A Hidden Gem with Room to Grow or a Sleeping Giant?

A less known sector of the Indian leather industry is its leather gloves segment which has been witnessing a steady growth buoyed by some regional powerhouses. But is this momentum merely a fleeting trend, or does the leather gloves market hold the potential to become a major player in the country’s leather exports? An in-depth analysis.

By
  • Arshad Khan
Analysis
Event Report / GFS 2024

3 June 2024

7 minutes
Fashion operates at a rate four times beyond the planet's sustainable limits. This includes the extensive use of primary raw materials and significant greenhouse gas emissions. With climate-related disasters on the rise, the fashion industry must implement radical systemic changes and as fast as possible.

Despite Paying Lip Service to Sustainability, the Money’s Not where the Talk is

As the fashion industry continues to evolve, the insights and innovations presented at the Global Fashion Summit served as a powerful reminder that sustainable transformation is possible, but it requires collective effort, transparency, and a willingness to embrace new paradigms.

By
  • Pedro Patrique Ferreira da Silva
Report
Cotton Production / Earthsight Report

16 April 2024

7 minutes
The work of Earthsight is necessary to continue pressuring fast fashion companies to make real changes;  it helps us remember that the road is still long and that we have a lot to do to have the fair, ethical, environmentally responsible production chain that we all want.

Unravelling the Threads: Debates Leave out the Accounts of Cotton Farmers

The recent Earthsight report on cotton farming in Brazil generated a lot of heat and dust. But there's more to the issue than meets the eye, and the trials and tribulations of farming communities everywhere remain unnoticed and unacknowledged. A compelling perspective from the ground in Mexico.

By
  • Verónica López Valenzuela
First Person
Market Access / Bangladesh

7 March 2024

3 minutes
Having achieved significant progress in poverty reduction and human development indicators, Bangladesh is on track to graduate from LDC status by 2026. This graduation signifies a milestone in its journey towards becoming a full-fledged middle-income developing nation. However, the transition also presents potential challenges, particularly regarding continued competitiveness in the global trade arena.

Duty-Free Market Access: Bangladesh Gets Much-Needed Breather Till 2029

Will Bangladesh be able to capitalise on the three-year breather before it loses duty-free market access under various trade agreements as it seeks to graduate from Least Developed Country (LDC) status? An analysis.

By
  • Ameet Kaul
Analysis

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