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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,
Fast fashion slowing down
It may be quite some time until the fast-fashion industry completely slows down, but with new trends being set in motion, there is now hope that 'slow fashion' is a trend gathering traction. The
Fashion giant H&M steps up
Fashion brand H&M has become the first major retailer to list individual supplier details for each garment on its website to increase transparency in an industry with high risks of slavery and labour
First woman to head one of Bangladesh garment associations
The first woman to head one of Bangladesh’s biggest garment associations said on Tuesday she would boost female leadership as most factory workers were women, amid scrutiny over
Bangladeshi government passes the Accord on Fire and Building Safety
After a tragic fire at a garment factory, the Bangladeshi government passed the Accord on Fire and Building Safety. While the reform has been successful in preventing more tragedies, its future is
Bangladesh garment makers call for efficient ports, stable power tariff
Bangladesh garment manufacturers and exporters to target emerging exports destinations like India, China and the Latin American countries as they import garment items worth billions of dollars every
Bangladesh to digitally map all its garment factories
BRAC University’s Centre for Entrepreneurship Development, based in Dhaka, Bangladesh, to implement Digital RMG Factory Mapping (DRFM-B) initiative in Bangladesh. The new initiative launched
Demand for sustainable and ethical supply chains growing in textile industry
A symbol of India's freedom struggle, handloom attire was once regarded as fit only for politicians and villagers. It is now seeing a revival, with demand growing for sustainable and ethical fashion,
US fashion brands remain committed to buying Bangladeshi garments
Dhaka has cast a big shadow over the garment industry’s future, especially as the victims included several Italians employed in the fashion trade. But the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker
Indian textile sector needs to revamp labour conditions
Taking the example of Apple Inc., which tackled poor wages and working conditions at the factories of its partner Foxconn in China after criticism from consumers among others, the labour conditions
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