India, aiming to become a global manufacturing leader, must align with international standards to meet global benchmarks and capture market share, especially as big brands pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions to ‘net zero’ and ensure
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Key providers of end-to-end assurance, testing, inspection and certification services are leading the way for sustainability, helping the apparel industry go green.
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Grasim and Usha Yarns collab to offer sustainable solutions for brands: Anurag Gupta, MD, Usha Yarns
Usha Yarns caters to a diverse clientele comprising prominent global apparel retailers across various segments, from mass retail to high fashion, all sharing a common goal of integrating recycled materials into their products.
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AO Debate: Sustainability vs. Cost – Striking the Right Balance in Garment Manufacturing
The reality in the Indian market is that consumers appreciate sustainability but are often unwilling to pay extra for it. Consumers appreciate sustainability but are often unwilling to pay extra for it.
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Apparel Resources looks into the challenges that the textile industry faces when it comes to recycling and the technological breakthroughs needed to find solutions to textile waste management.
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Increasingly, brands and buyers are stipulating precise requirements, including the use of recycled cotton or circularity, the adoption of green production facilities, energy conservation and the implementation of wastewater recycling measu
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Fashion brands, retailers and manufacturers need to prepare for compliance with DPP requirements or risk losing business with EU-based entities.
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Join Apparel Resources as we decode the Instagram feeds of 10 distinguished sustainable fashion brands from India.
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The fashion industry has been exploring alternative materials such as organic cotton, bamboo, hemp fabric, Piñatex, Soy Silk, Nettle, banana fibre, corn fibre, pineapple fibre and Kapok fibre amongst others to reduce environmental impact.