Sustainability

Several innovative fabrics are emerging, offering eco-friendly alternatives and challenging the very essence of what fashion fabrics can be made from.

The fashion industry faces significant pressure to adopt effective recycling practices swiftly. While over-production remains a critical concern, emerging technologies offer promising solutions to reduce waste and enhance sustainability.

Bangladesh’s sustainable initiatives are being pushed through greater emphasis on ‘Co-Creation’ of sustainability as brands and impact investors join hands with factories, providing financial support to RMG companies and helping them

In its latest 'Materials Market' report, Textile Exchange highlights the key global market trends with an aim to aid the industry in achieving a 45 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions that come from producing fibres and raw mater

India, aiming to become a global manufacturing leader, must align with international standards to meet global benchmarks and capture market share, especially as big brands pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions to ‘net zero’ and ensure

Calling itself a custodian of Australian fashion, APG & Co., claims that its role is to celebrate heritage and to allow its brands to express themselves in contemporary and authentic ways.

To gain deeper insight into Bangladesh’s sustainable practices, Apparel Resources conducted an extensive survey, reaching out to hundreds of RMG factories to assess their readiness to transition towards a circular economy model.

Key providers of end-to-end assurance, testing, inspection and certification services are leading the way for sustainability, helping the apparel industry go green.

Recently, Team Apparel Resources sat down with Neyamul Hasan, Country Managing Director, Intertek Bangladesh to discuss some of the dynamics of the current market as well as Intertek’s own development inside the country.