Sourcing

Apparel Resources takes a deep dive into the sourcing plans of various top brands and retailers for whom strong market perceptions indicate that they might increase their sourcing more from Bangladesh in the near future.

In this feature, experts decode methods to master inventory management, generative AI, unified commerce and sustainable practices.

Apparel Resources gets into a conversation with Moyeen Ahmed, General Manager, Bangladesh and India – Gloria Jeans, as he talks about how Russia and Bangladesh can improve on their sourcing partnership.

In an off-the-cuff interview with Apparel Resources, Nohar Nath, Executive Director at Kishco Group sheds light on crucial industry aspects, including the growing importance of specialisation in buying houses, the necessity to bridge the ga

In an off-the-cuff interview with Apparel Resources, Sanjiv Kumar, Technical Head at Triburg for the past 17 years, discusses the necessity for strategic collaboration with sales teams, data security, the delicate balance between local and

Although Bangladesh has scaled greater heights in terms of product diversity, quality, compliance and number of green factories, it still hasn’t been able to secure equitable pricing by buyers.

Demand fluctuations ripple through the fashion supply chain, growing wilder with each link. Retailers react to dips by slashing orders, manufacturers hit the brakes on production and textile mills nervously tighten their belts.

The garment materials’ sourcing scenario in Bangladesh is at crossroads, where traditional practices are colliding with the demands of a changing global market.

The future of sourcing in the apparel sector lies in the establishment of value-based partnerships. Leading industry voices are urging stakeholders to view sourcing as a collaborative venture focused on mutual growth and innovation.