Anamika Khanna’s bridge-to-luxury brand AK|OK’s latest collection delivers a wardrobe of versatile, statement-driven pieces that empowers wearers to embrace their uniqueness with confidence.
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Apparel Resources spoke to leaders from the fashion industry to get their nuanced takes on work-life balance and how they approach it in their organisations.
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Fashion brands have now become part of an ecosystem involving varied offerings other than just clothing, as they seek to create comprehensive lifestyle offerings that cater to evolving consumer habits.
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Manufacturing Tech
Gokaldas Exports’ blueprint for digital transformation: Insights from Kamalendu Sith, Gokaldas Exports Limited
In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources, Kamalendu Sith, Gokaldas Exports Limited talks about how digital transformation has helped drive success in his company, through end-to-end traceability of orders, productivity increase, optimisation of materials and machines and shortened manufacturing cycle.
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On the occasion of International Women’s Day (8th March), we are back to shine a spotlight on all those women leaders who are transforming India’s apparel and fashion industry through their game-changing contributions.
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The Story Brand offers a diverse range of products, including women's, men's, girls' and boys' Indianwear, which feature intricate craftsmanship and are designed to celebrate personal stories and individual expression.
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In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Daniel Harari, CEO, Lectra, speaks about how his company is driving Industry 4.0 forward and continuing to lead transformation in the industry by expanding the fashion value chain with new SaaS solutions.
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Manufacturing
‘Industry must tackle the sustainability vs. tech cycle paradox’ – Bernd Bräuer, Dürkopp Adler
In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Bernd Bräuer, Director of Sales and Marketing, Dürkopp Adler shared insights into the company’s innovative sewing machines, automation in the industry and its future growth plans for the Bangladesh market.
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The Garments Accessories and Packaging (GAP) sector plays a crucial role as the backward linkage industry for RMG as in FY 2023-24, it brought in US $ 6.87 billion, including US $ 1 billion from direct exports, to markets like Netherlands, South Africa, India, the Middle East, Italy and more.
