In colonial Latin America, the textile market was booming, led by Peru, Brazil, and Colombia. These nations were both driving market growth and preserving their cultural heritage through traditional...

Eco innovation in fashion emphasises sustainability through sustainable materials, circular practices, ethical supply chains, and consumer engagement. Brands like Patagonia, Stella McCartney, and The ...

A shift to fluid fashion is visible in everyday shopping, with online searches for ‘genderless’ and ‘gender-neutral’ fashion also increasing year-on-year. In addition to clothing, footwear too has...

The fashion industry generates vast textile waste, which is often sent to landfills. Textile recycling, while promising, faces challenges like effective fibre separation. Diverse recycling...

Fashion industry today is operating through various platforms thereby creating tremendous amount of data each second. This data can provide in-depth insights on customer behaviour and experiences,...

Driven by a combination of technological advancements, changing consumer preferences, and the pressing need for sustainability, the fashion industry is adopting eco-synthetic fibres as an...

Fashion is changing with technology, but many brands are slow to adopt it in sourcing. Key areas include AI-driven demand prediction, cost-efficient data analytics, remote quality assurance, supply...

Bespoke fashion is experiencing a surge in popularity among the younger generation, driven by its core principles of individuality, craftsmanship, and sustainability. It is not just a fleeting trend...

Igniting a debate over its age, and with growing popularity fuelled by a TV show, TikTok trends and collections worn by one famous Hollywood actress appearance in court, the ‘quiet luxury’ is no more ...

The fashion industry’s evolving approach to sustainability is exemplified through repair endeavours. Amidst the surge in fast fashion, disposable clothing and unaddressed emissions, brands like...