12 August 2024
12 August 2024
Fashion consumers are pushing for cleaner fashion supply chains but there is also growing demands from workers to see more transparency and have a bigger voice in decision-making that could change the manufacturing process in future.
From fashion buyers to end consumers — all eyes are on Bangladesh after history was made last week so it's more important than ever for the BGMEA to remain outward focused and tell the world about the benefits of a 'Made of Bangladesh' label and what we can expect from its apparel manufacturing sector moving forward.
During the opening ceremony of the sixth Istanbul Fashion Connection (IFCO) in Istanbul, Türkiye industry leaders and ministers reaffirmed their commitment to boosting garment exports despite ongoing global challenges.
Ultra-fast fashion giant Shein tells Just Style it is not acquiring UK warehouse space after recent reports alleged it was scouting locations for its first UK warehouse ahead of its potential £50bn ($63.6bn) listing on the London Stock Exchange.
The Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), brought together top army officials and industry leaders to seek military assistance in combating criminal gangs disrupting the 'jhut' (garment waste) trade, threatening factory operations and worker safety in key industrial areas.
ThredUp's CEO James Reinhart announced in the company's third annual Impact Report for 2023 that it has extended the life cycle of 200 million garments, helping progress toward a circular economy.
The US experienced retail sales growth in July thanks to back-to-school shopping and retailers' special promotional events.
UK online retailer Asos announces three-year project in collaboration with software provider Microsoft to drive data-driven decision-making and efficiency with AI.
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Per GlobalData, the apparel rental market was valued at $6.2 billion in 2023 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of >11% during 2023-2027. Affordability represents the biggest incentive for renting apparel according to the UK consumers, as it is more cost-effective than buying items brand new. An increasing number of retailers and brands have begun launching their own rental propositions in recent years, and though these initiatives are unlikely to drive significant revenue, they allow brands to improve their sustainability credentials and relevance.
Per GlobalData, the apparel rental market was valued at $6.2 billion in 2023 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of >11% during 2023-2027. Affordability represents the biggest incentive for renting apparel according to the UK consumers, as it is more cost-effective than buying items brand new. An increasing number of retailers and brands have begun launching their own rental propositions in recent years, and though these initiatives are unlikely to drive significant revenue, they allow brands to improve their sustainability credentials and relevance.
Per GlobalData, the apparel rental market was valued at $6.2 billion in 2023 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of >11% during 2023-2027. Affordability represents the biggest incentive for renting apparel according to the UK consumers, as it is more cost-effective than buying items brand new. An increasing number of retailers and brands have begun launching their own rental propositions in recent years, and though these initiatives are unlikely to drive significant revenue, they allow brands to improve their sustainability credentials and relevance.
Per GlobalData, the apparel rental market was valued at $6.2 billion in 2023 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of >11% during 2023-2027. Affordability represents the biggest incentive for renting apparel according to the UK consumers, as it is more cost-effective than buying items brand new. An increasing number of retailers and brands have begun launching their own rental propositions in recent years, and though these initiatives are unlikely to drive significant revenue, they allow brands to improve their sustainability credentials and relevance.
Per GlobalData, the apparel rental market was valued at $6.2 billion in 2023 and is expected to achieve a CAGR of >11% during 2023-2027. Affordability represents the biggest incentive for renting apparel according to the UK consumers, as it is more cost-effective than buying items brand new. An increasing number of retailers and brands have begun launching their own rental propositions in recent years, and though these initiatives are unlikely to drive significant revenue, they allow brands to improve their sustainability credentials and relevance.
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