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A garment worker now the new face of fashion
Ever wondered who cut, dyed or stitched your designer dress? Now, a few ethical brands are giving those nameless ‘karigar credit, and a share of the social media spotlight. Laxmiben Karamta,
Offshore apparel manufacturing may move back home as automation takes over
Offshoring of apparel manufacturing has been a blessing for many developing countries. The readymade garments (RMG) industry, employer of 4 million workers, mostly rural women, contributes more than
Unfortunately many company gradings on human rights and welfare remain disappointing
Australian fashion brands are becoming more transparent about how they make their clothes, but there is still much more to be done on workers’ rights, living wage and environmental
Women in fashion still face a pay gap problem
Data published this week in the UK revealed a stubborn gap between what men and women earn at fashion brands and retailers, with Farfetch, Missguided, Karen Millen and Asos among the companies
When waste plastic becomes a resource by way of chemical recycling
Plastics are indispensable parts of almost every sector of the economy, with wide-ranging economic, environmental and convenience benefits in their use stage. But increasingly, the sheer volume of
Focus on technical textiles charges the growth of textile industry further
The company, producing unwoven textiles for the building industry and agriculture, currently employs around 2,300 people and exports its textiles to 66 countries in the world. According to the head
Welcoming sustainable fashion
When you think about industries that are harmful to the environment, chances are metals, plastic, or coal come to mind. But not the clothes in your closet. So consider this the next time you try on a
HOFZET next plans to make various modifications to the advanced weaving system
At present, a key HOFZET research focus is on composite reinforcements with a thermoplastic matrix – or organosheets – which offer reversible deformation and recycling potential in
Cabot Hosiery Mills increases production
Cabot Hosiery Mills has grown regularly since it introduced Darn Tough. It produced 2.4 million pairs of socks in 2007. Cabot increased sales by landing military contracts for the US$ 20 socks and by
More Chinese textile companies are choosing weaving machines from DORNIER
Considering filtration, for example: The fact that the Chinese city of Xi'an cleans its air with the tallest anti-smog tower in the world (100 m) is convincing testament, cleaning air and water is a
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