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In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Harsh Agarwal, Chief Marketing Officer, Suditi Industries Ltd., discusses about Gini & Jony’s strong comeback through revamped product lines, omnichannel retail growth and sustainable innovations.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Ranna Gill, Creative Director and Founder of her namesake label discusses about their focus on womenswear offering collections that blend global aesthetics with Indian sensibilities, along with standout designs that tell stories of art and individuality.

While the average wage in India’s garment sector hovers around just US $ 168 (Rs. 13,870), the gig economy is offering far more flexibility and competitive pay, making it harder for manufacturers to hold on to their workforce.

In a candid conversation with Apparel Resources, Kazuki Morise, Manager - South Asia and Middle East Market Development Section, Bemberg discusses about the premium Bemberg fibre which is both biodegradable and compostable and is known for creating soft, high-quality fabrics.

Gen Z already account for US $ 860 billion in consumer spending, and according to Boston Consulting Group, their spending is expected to hit US $ 2 trillion by 2035, making up half of India’s projected US $ 3.9 trillion in total consumption.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Jay Jayesh Shah, Director, Meera Cotton & Synthetic Mills speaks about the company’s strength in vertical integration and approach to product development, its specialisation in producing premium Juric fabric and plans for future growth.

In a candid conversation with Apparel Resources, Shah Rayeed Chowdhury, Director, Evince Group discusses about the relevance of both ethical sourcing and ethical buying and how a sustainable industry cannot be built on ethical sourcing alone if ethical buying is ignored.

Apparel Resources presents international comprehensive menswear buying guide for Fall/Winter 2025-26 with double-breasted blazers and oversized tailoring continuing to cast an impact and textured knitwear emerging as the key styling element for the season.

Though its apparel exports to the US currently stand at US $ 4.69 billion, India is preparing to rapidly scale that number. Not only does India have the manufacturing capability, but it is also moving swiftly on the diplomatic front to seize the opportunity.