Bangladesh RMG suppliers lagging in Western fashion brand dealings
Recent news of Online fashion brand Boohoo had purchased the Debenhams brand for 55 million pounds, Asos had signed a deal to buy the brands
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Lack of accountability allowing brands to exploit supply chain
The fashion and apparel industry has one of the most complex and fragmented structure. Most simple accessories come from thousands of miles away, involving numerous
H&M’s plan to close 250 stores worldwide signals fashion’s digital future
H&M confirms plans to shut 250 stores in 2021, nearly 5 percent of its total 5,000 global locations to invest more rigorously in digital operations.
Global brands’ attempt to declare themselves bankrupt-how suppliers can remain risk-free
Textile Today Question of the Month We see, a few days ago, a French brand took an attempt to declare itself bankrupt. And we observed
Ralph Lauren accelerating Next Great Chapter plan by reducing 15% its workforce
US apparel giant Ralph Lauren Corp. is restructuring its global operations for sustainable long-term growth. And the brand will reduce 15% of its workforce along
A direct approach to end-consumers business model can be the ultimate choice for apparel manufacturers
An apparel leader once said, “Life goes on!” answering a query of sudden life-changing shock. Sad but true, the whole world is passing through a
Camaïeu’s attempt to declare themselves bankrupt brings anxiety among suppliers
Need to avoid the one-way business interests-Rubana Huq Camaïeu was founded in northern France in 1984, was active in 21 countries and operates nearly 900
A legacy of H&M to fulfill its commitment with Bangladeshi suppliers
Bangladesh textile and apparel industry’s longtime partner H&M has stand by with the apparel manufacturers in this COVID-19 pandemic. Whereas other global brands and retailers
Initiatives taken by different brands during the COVID-19 pandemic
Bangladesh, the second-largest exporter of textile goods in the world after China, is heavily dependent on different buyers of America and Europe. In 2020, the
World’s largest apparel company in 2019 is Christian Dior followed by Nike and Inditex
The Forbes Global 2000 announced 17th annual ranking of the top 2,000 public companies in the world for the year 2019. Christian Dior is now
