Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami, the largest trade show of its kind in the southern United States and Latin America, has announced it will host its next show in Miami in May 2019.
The Spanish company is bolstering its presence in Poland by reaching 20 stores by the end of 2018, and plans to open six further locations next year to reach more cities.
An EU decision to ramp up trade pressure on Cambodia has alarmed unions in its garment industry, a pillar of the economy, but a key grouping of manufacturers said the risk would take months to materialise.
Vionnet, the legendary French fashion house managed and owned by socialite designer Goga Ashkenazi, has gone into voluntary liquidation, effectively closing down its operations immediately.
Textile producer Albini, US cotton growers body Supima and origin verification expert Oritain are working with Kering to make cotton fully traceable, from the fields to the shops.
Dozens of Myanmar garment workers were injured on Monday after a clash with assailants wielding iron bars outside a Chinese-owned factory in Yangon, witnesses and hospital staff said.
Ralph Lauren will be celebrated in December by the French-American Foundation (FAF) as the guest of honor at its annual gala dinner in the Château de Versailles, given under the patronage of President Emmanuel Macron.
Netherlands-based FashionPower has received the Standard 100 certificate by Oeko-Tex. The company is known for producing clothing with innovative natural materials such as bamboo, coffee and coconut
Durable, fine and luxuriously soft, cotton sourced from Egypt has long been seen as the best on the market, but fierce international competition in recent years has diminished returns.
China’s vast export engine unexpectedly kicked into higher gear in September, producing a record trade surplus with the United States that could exacerbate the already-heated dispute between Beijing and Washington.
