Sourcing

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.

Indian Government's thrust on FTA with UK is construed to be instrumental in creating more opportunities as leading brands and retailers of UK are positive about their growth prospects. Similarly, after signing of India’s trade agreement

In discussion with Apparel Resources, Corinne Dogra, Founder and Managing Director of ORYX Bangladesh, briefs about her company’s exclusive approach to garment sourcing including direct communication with buyers and comprehensive merchand

Emerging D2C brands in India are facing plenty of challenges related to their knowledge, product specification, network and scale of business. Constantly exploring, developing new vendors and ensuring maximum use of latest technology, suppo

Though the overall business scenario is still unpredictable, Ravelheart is geared up for growth with its implementation of printing, finishing and dyeing techniques, the addition of new vendors and fresh look to labels.

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are being integrated into fashion buying operations to help customers choose the right products based on fashion trends and consumer preferences.

Buyers have been happy to see a shift towards occasion-based partywear making a comeback on the runways with sequins, embellishments and metallics reigning supreme. Inclusivity and diversity on the runways, be it in terms of body shapes and