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Chelsea Claridge launched luxury outerwear brand Caalo
Canada-born designer Chelsea Claridge is making her mark in the outerwear market. After identifying a need for fashion forward, slight and sustainable outerwear, Claridge sought to create her own
Ethiopia encourages Indian garment exporters
Melat and Rahel, both 24 years of age, completed their studies last year in the east African country of Ethiopia and landed their first job in an Indian textile company. They are among the 700-odd
Fruit-and-Veg-based fashion
Fruit and vegetables are good for us. We all know that. But what if our clothes counted towards our five a day? Would that make the planet healthier, too? We are told the one thing we can do to
China's child obesity problem could be big business for Fashion Industry
Nearly 20% of Chinese children ages 7 to 18 are overweight or obese, up from 2.6% in 1985. Factors driving that trend include rising family incomes, changing eating habits and cultural notions of
Urban Outfitters looks to rent clothes
The sharing economy is now making its way into the fashion industry as Urban Outfitters looks to rent clothes to younger fashionistas. The retailer is launching an online subscription service
ITMA SPEAKERS PLATFORM FEATURE PRESENTATIONS BY INVITED INDUSTRY EXPERTS FOR THE FIRST TIME
Finance forum to add practical insights into textile sector financing and funding 10 May 2019 – An exciting and diverse panel of industry experts has been invited to share future trends,
Canton Fair attended by 5,000 textiles, garments firms
Nearly 5,000 exhibitors from the areas of textiles and garments, shoes, cases and bags, recreational products, medicine and healthcare products and food recently offered a detailed overview of their
TRAID talks about growing cotton without pesticides in Ethiopia
Leigh McAlea, Head of Communications, from the UK charity, TRAID talks about growing cotton without pesticides in Ethiopia, which has also revived the local bee population and had a positive
UK's First 100% Not-For-Profit Fashion Brand
Origin is the UK's first fully not-for-profit fashion brand, and its founders are hoping to inspire others into a new way of doing business. Tom and Alice Cracknell launched Origin last year, with
Rabatex Lines-Up Innovative Weaving Preparatory Technologies at ITMA 2019
High speed Sample Warping Machine suitable for yarn range between 5 to 500 Tex Sectional Warping Machine has user friendly advance software & data management Single End Sizing Machine
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