Features

Platforms like Reaglo, Consilio, Pazo, Form and Retail Stores Control now allow retailers to move away from fragmented execution and towards intelligent, data-driven merchandising. Instead of WhatsApp images, store managers upload compliance shots directly into apps where AI verifies everything.

Aprajita Toor’s Project Mehmooba includes tiny satchels to statement-making ‘body bags’ that are directly inspired by the overlapping cultures across India and beyond, weaving together the artistic legacies of Afghanistan, Turkey, Kutch, Sindh and the Balkans.

In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources, Mayeesha Mahmud, Director – Strategy and Operations, Cotton Group discusses about the significant strategies that can help manufacturers combat the challenge of raw material price swings and turn such volatilities into opportunities.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Vikas Mehra, CEO, Bangladesh Operations, Pearl Global discusses about how Pearl Global Bangladesh is taking decisive steps to turn cutting waste into valuable raw material, proving that circular practices can work on the factory floor.

In a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, Faima Ibrahim, Sustainability Lead, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka, Crystal International Group Ltd., states how Bangladeshi manufacturers are actively pursuing water management as an important part of their strategy for cutting costs and getting long-term contracts from buyers.

Shop Mauve, the homegrown brand, offers a wide assortment of products ranging from thoughtfully curated elevated basics, wardrobe staples, dresses to sets that seamlessly blend functionality and style.

In a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, Shubham Gupta, Founder, Bonkers Corner discusses about his travel interests, role models, what success means to him and his advice for young professionals to build their own mark.

The GST rate cut from 12% to 5% for the apparel and footwear sector has come as a real tax relief for the industry which has been grappling with the impact of steep 50% tariffs imposed by the US.

The trade disruption between India and Bangladesh which has led to restrictions on Indian cotton yarn exports and Bangladeshi RMG imports through major landports, has significantly impacted not only Indian yarn exporters but also the Bangladeshi garment exporters.