
Poor product information drives fashion returns
LONDON – A new survey suggests poor product information is fuelling avoidable fashion returns, causing brands to still lose sales

LONDON – A new survey suggests poor product information is fuelling avoidable fashion returns, causing brands to still lose sales

LONDON – Archroma and Turkish denim manufacturer ORTA are launching a denim collection dyed with colourants made partly from wool
LONDON – Textile recycler Reju has secured €135m in support from the Dutch government for its planned recycling plant at

OREGON – Nike has told investors fourth-quarter sales are likely to fall by a low single-digit percentage rather than return

LONDON – Bangladesh strengthened its hold on the global denim trade in 2025, extending its lead in both the EU

GIA LAI – H&M-backed textile recycling business Syre has signed a deal with engineering group ABB as it pushes ahead

TEXAS – Textile Exchange has published a major new cotton LCA that shows how sharply impacts can vary across production

BRUSSELS – The EU has announced a major overhaul of its customs code which will hit fashion brands selling cheap

AMSTERDAM – Fashion for Good has launched a project to test whether mass balance accounting could be used for biomass-attributed

DHAKA – Labour rights groups in Bangladesh are calling for better financial protection for workers in the wake of industrial accidents. The groups point out

GENEVA – Demand for Cotton made in Africa (CmiA) procured cotton leapt by a remarkable 79 per cent in 2017. Estimates suggest around 90 million

STOCKHOLM – Swedish apparel retailer Lindex is to launch a three year project with WaterAid in a bid to increase access to clean drinking water and

HANOI – Vietnam’s textile and footwear sectors are among those which will benefit from lower tariffs thanks to the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific

LONDON – Researchers have successfully used betulin, a tree bark extract, to improve the water repellency of cotton fabrics, offering intriguing possibilities for more environmentally

AMSTERDAM – International apparel brands including Marks & Spencer, Puma, Fast Retailing, G-Star, Debenhams and Next are among more than 150 brands yet to renew
Time to talk to consumers H&M sells cotton products which proudly boast their organic credentials. Primark has unveiled its first ever eco-labelled apparel – some
A recent report from the Ellen MacArthur Foundation has called for the wasteful global apparel industry to adopt a new vision which would see it
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