Why should a Garment factory open its own buying office?
Bangladesh has made significant strides toward a safe workplace and high-quality goods. There are also modern equipment and productivity tools in use. Businesses are now
Category : Fashion & Clothing
Technical article on fashion & clothing
Lalaland adopts AI-powered fashion model concept
The fashion industry has long been criticized for its tendency to discriminate and make people feel excluded. It’s a sector that has generally promoted a
Global gym apparel market growing significantly
The Global GYM market, impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and the current unstable scenario is predicted to develop at a slight CAGR of 6.2% throughout
R|Elan™ GreenGold – enabling eco-conscious fashion – now available in PTY &FDY
There has been a growing demand for sustainable raw materials like recycled polyester filament yarns across varied product range for use in major apparel categories.
H&M Group shapes the future of retail with tech
How fashion retail can secure another 74 successful years? One important step is by harnessing the power of tech as an enabler to a sustainable
Will shoppers take these spring denim trends?
Lyst reveals positive signs that consumers are coming back to jeans After passing a year in COVID-19 – mostly wearing sweats, leggings, shorts and elevated
Beximco starts highly equipped PPE Industrial Park
US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R. Miller inaugurated the ‘BEXIMCO PPE Industrial Park’ at Savar, Dhaka yesterday, 10th February 2021. This is the first-ever industrial
Stockholm Fashion Week discloses digital line-up
Stockholm Fashion Week has set what it calls a ‘strong designer line-up’ for its imminent digital edition. The 3-day digital fashion event targets to showcase
Affix Labs, Waste2Wear, Logonet join forces and donate eco-friendly, insect repellent uniforms to Jane Goodall Institute
Environmentally friendly and insect repellent – these are the two key features of a high tech new uniform developed in a partnership between pioneering textile
US swimwear import declines 19.24%
As per OTEXA stats, US’ swimwear imports declined 19.24 percent to $643, 37 million from January-August 2020. Imports plunged by 43.45 percent to $202.78 million
