09 July 2024
09 July 2024
The latest set of trade data from the United States Office of Textile and Apparel (OTEXA) shows stagnating imports. Just Style examines what this “uncertain outlook” could mean for apparel for the rest of this year.
New political appointments have created some renewed optimism in Haiti but in the long-term its apparel sector hinges on the extension of the US' HOPE/HELP trade access programme.
GlobalData has revised its 2024 retail growth forecast down to 2.1% and the clothing and footwear sector now projects a 3.1% decline due to “disappointing” retail sales in the first half of the year, despite improving consumer sentiment.
Canada’s apparel trade body has reacted to recent changes made to the Competition Act which it says will have “a substantial impact” on green claims made by Canadian companies.
Investment firm Arkhouse Management Co LP (Arkhouse) and its investment manager partner Brigade Capital Management (Brigade) have allegedly upped their buyout offer for US retailer Macy's for a second time.
Seven companies have partnered on the supply chain for green polyester fibre for The North Face Japan products.
The material science arm of Alpine Group, Paradise Textiles, has signed a deal with biotech firm Nanollose for the exclusive supply of its sustainable Nullarbor fibres.
The Woolmark Company, which has certified quality wool products for 60 years, has unveiled its first recycled wool specification to support the shift towards circular wool production.
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