Anindya Ray, EVP & Chief Sourcing Officer – Sourcing & Quality, Arvind Fashions Limited, on how trust can be built at the strategic and operational levels and why trust in these levels is important.

Orders were cancelled, payments delayed, and in some cases, payments stopped… the final result was no money to pay the wages of the poor worker who sits at the bottom of the fashion prism.

Some directions that the Indian textile and clothing industry must follow include identifying and working on one’s strengths rather than just following overseas buyers and brands, focusing more on traceability and transparency, developing

Are the proposed reforms anti-labour and arbitrary? While a section of people thinks so, there are equally strong voices rooting for the change.

The members of the Working Group on Women in Value Chains strongly believe that relaxation of labour laws has far-reaching adverse implications on the rights and well-being of workers, including women and children; and would contribute to f

How we can play our role in making this planet a better place with some simple changes in our habits.

The fashion industry produces 13 million tons of textile waste each year, making it one of the most polluting industries in the world. So, heritage brand GANT decided to put in some extra measures for a more sustainable fashion future.

Even as the word ‘organic’ or ‘sustainable’ is trending as a USP across the global markets including India, it is yet to be realised if the business of organic or sustainable clothing is as feasible for the retail brands and manufac

Apparel Resources discusses various aspects of the current business situation and further directions, with fabric mills and suppliers across India.