According to Vantage Market Research, the global vegan leather market was valued at US $ 60.4 million in 2023 and is projected to reach US $ 131.7 million by 2030.
Sustainability
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Textile industry experts give their views on what is needed from the Government for drafting a sustainability framework for the industry. They discuss the must-haves that would make this framework effective.
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In a recent visit to Panipat, Team Apparel Resources found that Panipat’s manufacturers are setting new standards not just with their focus on textile recycling but also with their strong thrust on sustainability.
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This season, we are witnessing a heightened interest in secondhand pieces that are inspired by runway highlights— from nostalgic Disney tees and retro ’90s silhouettes to timeless Prada archives and vintage-inspired lacy lingerie.
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Sustainability reporting not only builds trust, strengthens global partnerships but also showcases the industry’s commitment to ethical and responsible practices.
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Sustainability
How IFL is driving sustainability in RMG business! – Ashna Huq, Director of Incredible Fashions Ltd. (IFL)
In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources (AR), Ashna Huq, Director of Incredible Fashions Ltd. (IFL), discusses the innovative sustainability strategies that IFL has implemented, the collaborations needed for meaningful progress
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With the textile industry responsible for 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions and US $ 500 billion in losses from under-recycled clothing each year, experts argue that adopting sustainability measures could unlock a US $ 500 bill
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Sustainability
“Industry’s collective influence is key to driving change”: Carolina van Loenen, Cascale
In a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, Carolina van Loenen, Director of Stakeholder Engagement at Cascale, shares how the global nonprofit alliance seeks to create pathways for continuous improvement, transparency and greater alignm
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Recent trends indicate a gradual decline in the proportion of women workers in the RMG sector of Bangladesh. Unlike the past, where women constituted 80 per cent of labour force, the latest estimates reveal a decrease to less than -66 per c