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LVMH collaborates with Weturn for fabric recycling
Fashion giant LVMH, which owns the likes of Louis Vuitton, Stella McCartney, and Christian Dior, has partnered with fabric recycling company Weturn. Werurn will assist the company to provide a
LVMH launches a platform for selling off deadstock fabrics
LVMH, the parent company of Louis Vuitton, Dior, and Givenchy, is launching an online marketplace for unused fabric and leather, Nona Source, which is the first online resale platform for
Viscose suppliers disclosed by M&S through digital map
Retail giant Marks & Spencer (M&S) has extended its digital map revealing the suppliers in its global supply chain to include information about where it sources its man-made cellulosic
Vintage clothing craze leads to price soar
The springtime opening of Hudson Yards was a study in things new and shiny. But inside the Neiman Marcus store there, a rack of vintage clothes stood out among a sea of box-fresh Balenciaga sneakers,
Fashion's fresh heritage labels
Last season’s Versace collection, for which Donatella Versace revived the bold, brash prints made famous by her late brother, Gianni, in the 1990s, was an instant success, striking a chord
Bangladesh Denim Expo aiming to attract global buyers
The Bangladesh Denim Expo celebrates the country’s role in shaping the denim scene today. The third edition of Bangladesh Denim Expo to take place n the capital Dhaka aims at attracting global
Egyptian cotton production likely to see 35 pc drop in the next quarter
Egyptian cotton lauded for its soft texture and durability has been used to produce some of the world’s premium linen and clothing for over two centuries is presently facing a serious decline
Denmark and Korea collaborate to create future fashion
The Korean university students in collaboration with the Kopenhagen Fur company and the Danish Embassy designed unique mink and fox fur coats. Students got their ideas from various sources, including
Shasha Denims set to expand its production capacity by 10 lakh yards
Export-oriented Shasha Denims mainly engaged in manufacturing different types of classical indigo denim (denim fabrics) through the integrated manufacturing process of weaving, dyeing and finishing.
Bangladesh local entrepreneurs focus on investing heavily in denim production
Demand for denim fabric is high worldwide, as denim garments are comfortable and fashionable. To meet the growing global demand, local entrepreneurs of Bangladesh have started investing heavily in
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