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Manmade Fibres / Tencel

10 June 2022

5 minutes
Lenzing has a proven track record on how denims made with Tencel fibres blended with cotton can improve the properties of denim garments in various ways such as enhancing their breathability, adding softness for greater comfort, or extending their colour retention. Tencel fibres are widely used by some of the world’s reputed denim brands such as Levi’s, H&M, Kings of Indigo, Jack & Jones and more.

Denim Developers See More Value in Blending Tencel Fibres

With a proven legacy of over 80 years, Lenzing AG’s sustainable production of botanic fibres has remained as the centrepiece of strategic focus of its core business. Avinash Mane, Commercial Director (South Asia), Lenzing Group, talks to texfash.com about the role the three-decade-old Tencel fibre has played in the business of denim.

By
  • Richa Bansal
Interview
Metaverse / NFT Trends

9 June 2022

4 minutes
In the coming years, NFTs are likely to meld with the virtual worlds of the metaverse, in the sense that many will probably be usable there.

NFTs: How Top Brands Like Nike And Prada Are Using Them – And What Could Go Wrong

It’s going to be fascinating to see how the market for NFTs develops. Total NFT sales for 2022 are heading for about £90 billion, more than double 2021 despite the fact that markets are sinking right now. The companies that succeed will probably be the ones that are alert to these risks, and view NFTs as a new revenue market to explore rather than a short-term opportunity.

By
  • Achilleas Boukis
Analysis
Home Fashion / Cork Rugs

7 June 2022

8 minutes
The first rug brand in the world combining an innovative cork solution with traditional tapestry techniques. Sugo Cork Rugs highlights eco-design, well-being and uniqueness paired with contemporary design.

Uncorked, And How! With a ‘Solution’ to Weave Rugs

Far away in the Iberian Peninsula of Portugal, a textile designer has developed a patent-pending solution from the abundantly available cork to handcraft sustainable rugs using traditional weaving techniques. Meet Susana Godinho.

By
  • Richa Bansal
Feature
Collection: Sea Change
Due Diligence / Research

6 June 2022

7 minutes
It’s important to remember that given a large proportion of the industry is SMEs, if they are excluded from requirements, we are not ensuring the circularity of the industry as a whole. Supporting the industry’s transition will be crucial in the current political and economic climate.

EPR: Due Diligence Is a Fundamental Component of Any Legislative Framework

Implementation of extended producer responsibility (EPR) along side supporting measures is widely believed to incentivise eco-design. texfash.com talks to Toby Connock, Consultant at Eunomia, the agency that was commissioned by the Changing Markets Foundation (CMF) and the European Environmental Bureau (EEB) to conduct a study on the role of EPR and supporting policy measures in driving a circular economy for textiles in Europe.

By
  • Subir Ghosh
Interview
Leader Speak / Apparel

2 June 2022

5 minutes
The main reason that the fashion industry is able to provide high quality, fashionable garments when consumers want it for a relatively lower price than most other consumer goods is the fact that supply chains are truly global.

Solution for Entire Industry Is to Bring Back Value, Bring Down Volumes

The risks are becoming bigger. COVID-19, Russia-Ukraine war, Suez crisis, Shanghai situation—all these were unforeseen. But that's why those are called risks. Cem Altan, President of the International Apparel Federation discusses how apparel brands and manufacturers can mitigate risks.

By
  • Richa Bansal
Interview
Exclusive
Case Study / SustainKart

1 June 2022

4 minutes
Great value and motivation come with actively encouraging people to participate in community and social impact initiatives.

Be Greedy, Be Hungry And Follow Your Ambitions

SustainKart retails only sustainable products, claiming to be India's first-ever and largest ‘responsible’ e-commerce platform that currently hosts over 1100 brands and 93,000 SKUs (including fashion), aiming to revamp closets and households with conscious products. The mission is to change the spending pattern of Indians for their lifestyle commodities. SustainKart targets becoming a unicorn by mid-2023. Dutt talks to texfash.com about his journey that began when he was all of 12 years.

By
  • Richa Bansal
Interview
Collection: Making a Case
Machinery / ACIMIT

30 May 2022

4 minutes
Italian textile machinery manufacturers play a major role in promoting new trends linked to green technologies in their manufacturing sector. Italian companies in the various textile manufacturing segments (from spinning to knitting, from weaving to finishing) now provide technology solutions capable of reducing the emission or use of hazardous substances in production processes and ensuring greater water saving along with improved energy efficiency in production processes

Order Intake for Italian Manufacturers Declined in First Three Months of 2022

The Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACIMIT) is a private national body that knits about 80% of the Italian textile machinery players. Its key mandate is to promote this segment of the industry within and beyond its shores in tandem with the Italian Trade Agency and Italian Ministry of Economic Development. ACIMIT President Alessandro Zucchi talks to texfash.com about how the machinery segment is surviving the current volatile times.

By
  • Richa Bansal
Interview
Exclusive
Indigo Dyeing / Research

30 May 2022

3 minutes
Dyed fabrics of various shades.

A Safe Environment Costs More than a Fossil-Based Economy

Researchers at the University of Georgia (UGA) have developed a new indigo dyeing technology that, they say, is an eco-friendly alternative to current methods. Sergiy Minko, a professor of fibre and polymer science at UGA and a corresponding author of the study, shares some thoughts on denim dyeing.

By
  • Subir Ghosh
Interview
Fashion Footprint / Germany

27 May 2022

6 minutes
Germany is one of the largest fashion markets in the world and home to many internationally renowned fashion brands such as Adidas, Puma and Hugo Boss. Therefore, trends and practices from Germany have a significant impact on the environment worldwide. The German Fashion Footprint study examines the industry's environmental footprint based on five main factors: greenhouse gas emissions, energy consumption, air pollution, water consumption and agricultural land use.

We Want to Become a Role Model in Europe and Eventually to the World

In March this year, Fashion Council Germany (FCG) published a landmark report on the environmental impact of the German fashion industry titled German Fashion Footprint. The first of a kind, the report is a treasure trove of information. The Council's Managing Director Scott Lipinski talks about the lessons learnt and the way forward in this freewheeling interview.

By
  • Subir Ghosh
Interview
Exclusive
Wage Theft / Settlement

26 May 2022

5 minutes
A total of 1,388 workers were fired without notice in March 2021 at the Brilliant Alliance Thai Global (BAT) factory, which supplied lingerie brands Victoria’s Secret, Torrid and Lane Bryant, suddenly closed shop, using the pandemic and a lack of orders as ostensible reasons.

Thai Garment Workers Win Battle, But Global War Against Wage Theft Continues

In a landmark victory in the campaign against wage theft in the textile-apparel industry, American lingerie giant Victoria's Secret has had to cough up a US$8.3 million compensation settlement for the 1,388 workers fired without notice in March 2021 at its supplier factory in Thailand.

By
  • Special Correspondent
Commentary

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