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14 December 2023

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The fashion sourcing countries to watch in 2024

Multiple experts speaking at the World Fashion Convention echoed the same key fashion sourcing regions and countries to watch in 2024 based on the diversity, agility and transparency criteria that remain high on fashion sourcing executives' priority lists.

Laura Husband December 14 2023

Experts at the World Fashion Convention reveal the fashion sourcing countries to watch in 2024. Credit: Shutterstock.

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