Editorial
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Repair gets the spotlight, Take-Back gets the leftovers.
Our sustainability strategy is focused on repair. I hear this regularly from brand sustainability teams and I understand the appeal.…
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Bangladesh textile & apparel industry at a strategic crossroads: Competing in the age of AI, sustainability and geopolitical transformation
The global textile and apparel industry is undergoing perhaps its most profound transformation since the Industrial Revolution. Artificial Intelligence is…
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Automation in apparel needs a workforce plan, not just a capex plan
A robotic line can cut, spread and fold fabric with little human input these days. Ask it to sew a…
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Textile recycling cannot work if brands do not know what garments contain
The fashion industry is investing heavily in textile recycling to build a circular future. Brands are launching take back schemes, governments…
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The science behind football player jerseys: Technologies and functionalities that help players perform at the highest level
Discover how modern football jerseys combine advanced textile engineering, moisture management, lightweight construction, and smart performance technologies to keep players…
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The silent revolution: How innovation culture can unlock billions in Bangladesh’s textile & apparel sector
Bangladesh’s textile and apparel industry is accustomed to thinking in billions. For example, billions of US dollars in export earnings,…
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Sustainability reporting is now a competitive issue for manufacturers
A few years ago, a manufacturer could publish a glossy sustainability page on their website and call it a day.…
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The evolving role of pigment printing in sustainable coloration
The textile industry has spent decades refining coloration technologies around performance, aesthetics, and scale. Yet today, coloration faces a new…
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Spinning smart – How AI and automation are reshaping quality and yield in spinning
Walk into a spinning mill that adopted AI-driven monitoring two years ago and you will notice something quiet: fewer workers…
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The waste that isn’t worthless
Bangladesh’s garment cutting floors produce between 330,000 and 500,000 tonnes of fabric offcuts every year. The recycling machinery exists. International buyers…
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