22 July 2024
22 July 2024
Following what is being dubbed the "world's biggest IT failure," Just Style investigates how it impacted the global apparel supply chain and what the industry can do to make itself more resilient to technology-related issues in future.
As the climate crisis makes extreme weather more likely, and blurs the lines between summer and winter, is it time that fashion stepped away from traditional seasons?
Several Olympic athletes have signed a joint letter to the CEO of Canadian sports brand Lululemon urging him to commit to clean energy a week after a consumer submitted a class action lawsuit against the retailer's alleged "misleading' Be Planet campaign.
US senator Tom Cotton has asked Biden's administration to prevent Shein from selling so-called "potentially fraudulent supply-chain technology to US companies".
Swiss sportswear brand On says the upper of its spray-on shoe produces 75% less carbon than On’s other racing shoes.
The Innovation Studio at Arts University Bournemouth (AUB) is set to become home to what it called the UK's "first" Fabric Digitisation Centre.
UK-based clean dyeing firm Alchemie Technology has announced the opening of a new Taiwan office and has revealed plans to establish operations in Bangladesh and Türkiye as it expands its global footprint.
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Per GlobalData, the luxury apparel market was valued at $201.6 billion in 2023 and will grow at a CAGR of >5% during 2023-2028. While macroeconomic difficulties in Western Europe and North America will impact luxury demand in the short term, countries in APAC and Eastern Europe will continue to emerge as burgeoning economies. Per our analysis, Hermes emerged as the uncontestable winner within the luxury apparel market, growing its share at an exponential rate in 2023.
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