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Brooks Brothers Launching Home Collection With Turko Textile
Turko Textile is the official licensee of Brooks Brothers Home Collection produced with premium long-staple…
In India, Costly Cotton Import Tax Meets ‘Liquidity Crisis’
Garment producers are asking the government to suspend the duty applied to cotton imports to alleviate…
Evrnu Develops Fiber Made From 100 Percent Textile Waste
Evrnu has launched the fiber with a premium T-Shirt made of 100 percent NuCycl r-lyocell by designer Carlos…
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China’s BCI-Snubbing Cotton Sustainability Standard Goes Into Effect
The standard is a direct repudiation of the Better Cotton Initiative, which suspended operations in Xinjiang…
After Two Years of Covid, Consumers Still Feathering Their Nests
About 4 in 10 consumers say they're still staying home more often in response to the current Covid variants…
Guilty Until Proven Innocent: Navigating the New Forced Labor Law
With the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act set to take effect in June, it's crucial that importers…
Safeguarding, Substantiating & Sharing Supima Cotton’s Quality & Value
Cotton is the most commonly grown natural fiber, but despite its ubiquity, not all cotton is created equal.
Uzbek Cotton Boycott Ends After Decade-Plus Freeze-Out
More than 330 brands and retailers, including Adidas, Gap, H&M and Zara owner Inditex, had signed the boycott…
What Kids Are Wearing: Anything But Basics
Rising vaccination rates and reopening schools are a boon to the market for children's apparel, data shows.
Why Tracing the Supply Chain Has Become a Strategic Necessity
Supply chain visibility has transitioned from a future goal to a current need as regulatory and consumer…
Uzbek Cotton Now ‘Free’ of Child and Forced Labor, ILO Says
Cotton in Uzbekistan, once synonymous with modern-day slavery, is now "free" of child and forced labor, the…
Cotton in Space: What Clemson’s ISS Project Wants to Accomplish
Cotton Inc.'s Don Jones shed some light on why Clemson is experimenting with cotton out in space.
Will Burkina Faso’s Coup Disrupt Its Cotton Supply Chain?
Experts weigh in on what to expect in the aftermath of the political uprising.
Burkina Faso Military Deposes President in Coup
Burkina Faso is Africa's second-largest cotton produce after Benin.
Soaring Cotton Costs Threaten India’s ‘Knitwear Capital’
Manufacturers in the Tirupur region are urging the Indian government to "step in and save the industry."