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Hasin Arman, Director, MB Knit Fashion Limited, in a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, talks about the key strategies to win buyers’ goodwill and trust across the negotiation table, especially when buyers today look for compliance, reliability, on-time delivery and consistent quality.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Rana Das, Associate Vice President – Branded Sales, Mallcom India talks about their key product portfolio, the importance of meeting global safety standards, the hurdles in the market’s journey towards maturity and more.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Venkatesh Gopalan, Group Director, Textile and Corporate Development, Indorama Corporation, discusses about the company’s growth journey as a leading spandex producer, the challenges of producing spandex raw materials locally, the need to build demand for sustainable products and so on.

For the resort season, pale pink emerges as the dominant shade with plenty of iterations being seen ranging from MSGM’s pink cotton lace bodice to Balmain’s pale pink cropped knit ribbed sweater.

In a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, Sanjay Jain, Group CEO, PDS talks about his definition of success, his favourite travel experiences, his thoughts on work-life balance and AI and so on.

Shahin Mannan has carved a niche for itself within the Indian fashion landscape with its bold yet original style of expression. The brand works across womenswear categories spanning co-ord sets, dresses, jackets that can easily transition from day to night.

AKINNA as a brand is bold yet understated, global yet grounded, featuring sculpted silhouettes, emerald linings and high grade hardware that is built to last.

The expansion of retail chains across price points is boosting demand of the domestic apparel sector. Major value fashion retailers are also expanding rapidly. Affordable fashion has become the dominant force in the industry, with value fashion making up 56% of the total apparel market.

The RMG industry has long been built on scale and resilience. Now, with digital systems taking root across the value chain, it is gaining speed, precision and transparency, all of which are essential for the future of apparel manufacturing.