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Expert Advice / Supply Chains

26 May 2023

5 minutes
The primary objective of any sourcing initiative is to identify suppliers who can provide the required goods or services at a lower cost without compromising on quality.

Upping Your Sourcing Strategy: Evaluate Potential Suppliers Based on Predefined Criteria

Strategic sourcing is an iterative process, requiring ongoing monitoring, evaluation, and adaptation to ensure optimal supplier selection and value realisation for an enterprise. A step-by-step guide on how to go about sourcing strategically.

By
  • Idar Nouti
First Person
Quake Aftermath / Turkish Industry

23 March 2023

9 minutes
The 1290 textile mills in the worst hit areas employ as many as 350,000 workers, with the total export share from this region at 2.55% in the apparel sector and 32.1% in the textiles sector. The total production capacity of the apparel sector is 9%.

Coping with the Fallout: Turkish Textiles Industry Needs Business

In early February, southern Türkiye and northern Syria were devasted by a series of earthquakes, with the most severe reaching 7.8 on the Richter scale. Over 1,600 garment and close to 1,300 textile companies operate in the 11 affected provinces, with a third of the country's apparel and textile workers employed here. As Türkiye's textiles-apparel industry steps out of the ruins, it is in dire need of business.

By
  • Cem Altan
Commentary
Luxury Markets / Brand Strategies

10 March 2023

6 minutes
Working in the business of luxury is like being in an orchestra where various functions work together creating something beautiful and unique that is par excellence.

So, What Does it Take to Become a Luxury Brand Manager?

Looking to go for a new age career? Are you cut out for one? Especially, a competent luxury manager? Read on to know if you fit the bill.

By
  • Abhay Gupta
Commentary
Luxury Markets / Career Options

9 March 2023

4 minutes
Until the turn of the 19th century, fashion belonged to the luxury world, simply because only a handful of the socially rich could afford to discard their clothes even before they were worn out or could buy new ones even when they did not have the necessity. In the 20th century, fashion and luxury started to diverge. The overlap between fashion and luxury is very small. Fashion would like to think of itself as belonging to the world of luxury in order to improve its status.

Lured by the Luxe? Why Not Make it a Career?

What is luxury? What is ‘Luxury Brand Management’? What role does a luxury brand manager play? Here are some answers to these questions and more.

By
  • Abhay Gupta
Commentary
Going Circular / Ideas for Future

14 February 2023

6 minutes
The challenges that companies have to tackle on their journey to circularity are rooted in the individual structure of each value chain. It requires a thorough understanding of the interactions between the various value chain aspects, raw materials, design, production/manufacturing, distribution, consumption, collection, and recycling, and how they impact the overall product circularity.

Measuring Circularity — What Does it Mean in Practical Terms?

Building the necessary circularity knowledge base within an organisation and implementing circular practices takes time and effort, but remains key to facilitate the transformation to a more circular operating model.

By
  • Mateusz Wielopolski
Commentary
Best Practices / Textile Manufacturing

24 January 2023

6 minutes
The textile industry continues to experience a paradigm shift where short-term greed and profiteering are more important than the proper care of our planet, our people, and our products.

Reducing the Environmental Impact of a Textile Dye House

A collaborative system that reintegrates manufacturing into product and process development is critical to help the global textile industry emerge as a better steward of our planet, our people, and our products. And, there are many small and incremental steps that can be taken without major capital investments to improve safety and reduce the negative environmental impacts of existing textile manufacturing and wet processing facilities.

By
  • Charles W Stewart
Commentary
Fossil Fuel Fashion / Addiction

20 December 2022

5 minutes
Without systemic change, fast fashion’s quest for cheap clothing will create untenable volumes of waste, toxic microfibres and emit more carbon than the planet can handle.

Effective Legislative Solutions Needed to Put Fashion Industry on a More Sustainable Track

As synthetic fibres represent over two-thirds (69%) of textiles, a share that is projected to skyrocket in the future, they have become a huge cause of fashion’s ongoing waste crisis, which shows no sign of dwindling. And, instead of phasing out their addiction to synthetics, fashion brands are turning to greenwashing tactics.

By
  • Urska Trunk
Commentary
Guest Column / Climate Crisis

28 November 2022

6 minutes
Exposing fashion brands' hidden links to Russian oil in a time of war - Despite several countries fighting to keep the 1.5 degree temperature goal agreed in Glasgow alive, COP27 could not agree to the main scientifically-proven strategy that will get us there: rapid phase-out of fossil fuels.

COP27: Will the Fashion Industry Finally Move from Words to Action?

The theme of the just concluded COP27 was a focus on implementation. The pledges agreed upon in the past must give way to rapid action on tackling climate change and preparing for its effects. This also includes fashion companies, which are experts at talking the talk, but slow to walk the walk. A first-person account from the event.

By
  • Nusa Urbancic
Commentary
Event Roundup / ASFW 2022

24 November 2022

4 minutes
The ASFW show presented a curated showcase of various globally sourced and sustainably produced fabrics and knitted materials, machinery, yarns, sewing accessories, home textiles, ready-to-wear garments, upholstery fabrics as well as major sourcing and distribution brands.

We Hope to Continue Providing a Platform for Key Stakeholders

The 8th Africa Sourcing and Fashion Week was organised in the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa earlier this month. Organised by Trade and Fairs Consulting GmbH, it is one of the key trade events in the continent. A first-person account from the man behind the event

By
  • Skander Negasi
First Person
Rant Control / COP27

21 November 2022

6 minutes
Textile-apparel-fashion companies need to rework their net-zero strategies and roadmaps. And all organisations and initiatives—from the Sustainable Apparel Coalition to Fashion Climate Fund—will have to advise partners and members to do the needful soon. Real soon.

Fashion at COP27: The Shame Old Story

If the just-concluded COP27 at Sharm El-Sheikh in Egypt is anything to go by, the fashion industry has cut a sorry figure. The industry has made progress in recent years, but all that pales into insignificance given the goal that shifts farther by the day. Add to that the rampant greenwashing, the constant self-adulation, and the abject failure in not letting the Global South into the entire process. A texfash.com take on the Conference.

By
  • Subir Ghosh
Commentary

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