Maheen Khan, the Founder President – Fashion Design Council of Bangladesh and Founder & Designer of Studio Mayasir – in an exclusive chat reveals how she is taking one step at a time to make a mark with slow fashion, globally. In her pa

For every apparel worker, whichever part of the globe they are residing, making a minimum wage has been a big struggle. It’s been the same story in California too, but things may change now. The new bill will, importantly, forbid piecewor

Teens, especially the female teens, are pushing the spending envelope categorically, all across the globe. According to a recent report, their spending towards clothing has increased manifold this year. Let’s take a look at some factors t

Being closer to the skin, shapewear and body tapes have faced an altered customer reception and customers today want to purchase quick fix solutions, which are good for the skin, safe and hygienic. This opens up a big scope for brands and m

Ministry of Textiles, India has recently said the country has potential to touch US $ 100 billion figure in its textile and apparel exports. However, without proper roadmap and execution, this seems to be a far-fetched goal. In this feature

Even after one-and-a-half years of COVID-19, the companies in the apparel industry are reviewing what can be done from remote locations in long-run. As other industries take their working process to a hybrid model, allowing certain work to

The concept of regenerative fashion has its roots in regenerative agriculture. This process is all about following a reverse tactics that helps reverse climate change and the cotton grown on this soil is lower on carbon content, lowering th