Nayab Islam

Superdry sued Manchester City for wearing “Asahi super dry” training gear

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Fashion company Superdry has filed a High Court lawsuit against Manchester City, claiming that the team’s training gear violates their trademark. In the summer, City announced that in 2023–2024, apparel for men and women will showcase the beer maker Asahi Super “Dry.” The maker of sports casual clothing claims that “the differences between Super ‘Dry’ …

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COS and Nativa collaborate on a sustainable wool capsule

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France’s Chargeurs owns Nativa, a specialist in Merino wool, and the H&M Group’s COS brand have partnered in 2024 to promote sustainable fashion. This month, their limited-edition capsule, which promotes “regenerative farming practices aimed at fostering positive change,” was launched in shops and online. The partnership demonstrates COS’s approach to transparency and traceability, which perfectly …

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The hardest year for textile exports in the last thirty years is 2023

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After a difficult 2023, textile and apparel companies are preparing for 2024 while navigating a difficult environment. The industry, which faces numerous challenges due to variations in the world economy, recorded a 10% fall in turnover and a 30% decrease in unit manufacturing costs in the previous year. Except for the pandemic-hit year 2020, Lê …

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Schedule of 2024 nonwovens training courses announced by US’s INDA and NWI

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The Nonwovens Institute (NWI) and INDA, the trade association for nonwoven fabrics, have revealed their workforce development initiative for 2024. The training content range of INDA/NWI encompasses all aspects of the nonwovens value chain, from raw materials to products and processes. Jointly organized courses combine classroom instruction with practical exercises conducted in NWI’s top-notch nonwoven …

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A Tapestry of Insights: Pakistan Textile Portal's Unraveling of 2023

A Tapestry of Insights: Pakistan Textile Portal’s Unraveling of 2023

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As we stand on the precipice of a new year, it’s an opportune moment to rewind the spool of time and reflect on the vibrant fabric of insights and updates woven by the Pakistan Textile Portal throughout 2023. This journey has been nothing short of a dynamic narrative, each thread telling a story of industry …

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A start-up from Seattle begins construction on a cotton recycling facility

A start-up from Seattle begins construction on a cotton recycling facility

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Ground has been broken for a cotton recycling facility in South Carolina by the Seattle-based business Evrnu. The project, which will primarily rely on renewable energy, should be operational by the end of 2024. It will have the capacity to make 80,000 T-shirts a year from recycled cotton clothing. The NuCycle method was patented by …

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Over 60 nations gather in Moscow for the BRICS+ Fashion Summit

Over 60 nations gather in Moscow for the BRICS+ Fashion Summit

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Held in Moscow from November 28 to December 2, the BRICS+ Fashion Summit showcased the broad experience and potential of fashion specialists from over 60 countries. At the summit, heads of fashion associations, content producers, lecturers, and designers presented their knowledge to a global audience. The summit featured more than 200 international speakers talking about …

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According to CAI, cotton fields could decline by 10% as a result of decreased prices and yields

According to CAI, cotton fields could decline by 10% as a result of decreased prices and yields

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The Cotton Association of India (CAI) predicted that in FY ’23/24, declining yields and low-price realisation would result in a roughly 10% decrease in total sowing. Official data indicates that during the 2023 Kharif season, the cotton crop was grown on approximately 12.38 million hectares, a decrease of more than 3% from the previous year’s …

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UNIDO and Vietnam begin a project to accelerate the low-carbon circular economy

UNIDO and Vietnam begin a project to accelerate the low-carbon circular economy

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A project to accelerate the low-carbon circular economy through clean technology innovation and promote sustainable development has been launched by the UN Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) and Vietnam’s Institute of Strategy and Policy on Natural Resources and Environment, which is under the Ministry of Natural resources and Environment. The project is being funded by the …

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Dates for Intertextile Shenzhen were revealed for June 2024

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From June 5–7, 2024, Intertextile Shenzhen Apparel Fabrics will be back at the Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition Centre in the Futian business district. Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd., Messe Frankfurt (Shenzhen) Co Ltd., the China Textile Information Centre, the Sub-Council of Textile Industry, and CCPIT are the organizers of the clothing and fabrics event. Together with …

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