Will the pandemic prove to be a propeller of the ‘Made in USA’ movement as retailers revisit their inventory and working models to discover more agile and viable options of manufacturing?

Since the beginning of the lockdown in April-May, international retailers and brands started cancelling orders owing to no-sales at their end. Moving ahead into the ‘unlock’ phase, how are manufacturers eyeing the export market now?

Cotton and a mixed bag of other fabrics have been in use for decades now. But, with ‘green’ being the buzzword, suddenly the textile industry in India is seeing a shift from traditional fabrics and witnessing a surge of new-age fabrics

Factories and manufacturing units located abroad prefer to deal in bulk. The MOQs for new fabric or design innovation for most units are fixed at 500 and above. How are Indian manufacturing companies and brands defining their MOQs for sampl

MakersValley is proactively enhancing its global footprints and democratising the apparel manufacturing business by making it more transparent, accessible as well as affordable for brands and designers.

Is working remotely in the fashion industry just a temporary measure or will remain for long? Aida Tagarro, an industry professional from Spain, expresses her views…

While earlier, more than 2,000 weavers in Kutch weaved kala cotton, only a few hundreds do so presently. However, owing to the rising consciousness for organic clothing, the fabric has started to gain a lot of prominence.

Gone are the days when athleisure was only about comfort. Today, brands are answering varied calls of the consumers and incorporating technology and innovation to make their portfolio efficient, affordable, and lifestyle friendly.

Zero waste is no more just a trend that experts discuss about; Indian brands are picking up the same to make it a reality. Assured with innovation and creativity, customers are also getting interested in including the new ‘from the scrapâ