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Blake Lindley

Consumer Watch / Australia Study

3 October 2024

 3 minutes
Consumers clear out their wardrobes once or twice a year, and strategically timed collection drives for this clothing could work well.

Aussies Buying Too Many Clothes and Are Unsure How to Discard Them Responsibly

In an attempt to measure the country’s progress towards clothing circularity, a country wide research in Australia has shed light on consumption and disposal traits, and also suggested ways on how to prevent items being unnecessarily sent to landfill.

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Young India Fashion Survey 2025
Textile Recycling Expo
ITF Intertex Portugal 2025
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Footwear Markets / New Trade Disorder / IV Feature
The average effective tariff rate on both footwear and apparel is over five times higher than on all other US imports.

‘Cruel’ April Heaps Tariffs, A Pause; Global Footwear Industry Feels Clobbered

  • Richa Bansal

10 April 2025
Tracing Wool / Sheep Inc Interview
The Sheep Inc mission goes beyond creating exceptional knitwear. It seeks to reimagine the fashion industry's approach to the environment. Instead of merely offsetting emissions, Sheep Inc strives to make a positive impact, pledging to remove more CO2 from the atmosphere than the manufacturing process creates.

Here's a Response to Anti-Wool Agenda: Transparency and Regenerative Sourcing

  • Subir Ghosh

8 April 2025