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More than 16 small and medium-sized textile and apparel companies have gone public this year, seeking funds for expansion and growth. These companies deal in a variety of products including basic textiles, recycled yarn, apparel and so on.

The brands’ tailor-made strategies have worked well and common reasons for enthusiastic results include positive market sentiments as apparel retail market is poised for significant growth aided by young consumer base, rising disposable incomes and so on.

In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources, Viswanath Reddy, Aditya Birla Management Corporation discusses about the transformative impact of Gen AI on fashion industry and how organisations need to move from ‘proof of value’ to ‘proof of scale’ for its adoption.

Jisora’s kidswear collection is set to appeal to parents and industry buyers alike, offering pieces ideal for kids' everydaywear with a touch of elegance.

Experts from the apparel retail industry debate over the rising popularity of Q-commerce and its growing relevance in the fashion industry to meet consumer demands for speedy deliveries.

In a candid conversation with Apparel Resources, Vineet Haralalka, CEO, Kingdom of White, discusses about his future plans for his brand, his role models, favourite travel destinations, thoughts on AI and his mantra for success and life.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Akash Agarwal, Whole-Time Director, V2 Retail shed light on the retailer’s strategies for pursuing growth amidst competition and improving the economic environment.

With the textile industry responsible for 1.2 billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions and US $ 500 billion in losses from under-recycled clothing each year, experts argue that adopting sustainability measures could unlock a US $ 500 billion market and create significant value.

In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Vikram and Priyanka Kankaria, Co-founders of Fashor, discuss their brand’s fundraising strategies, sourcing tactics, future growth plans and much more.