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Apparel: Page 54
Why India and China May Be the Solution to the World's Fast Fashion Crisis
Consumers these days are no longer strangers to the dark underbelly of the $3tr fashion industry. The textile and garment industry, second only to oil in its polluting effects, has been criticized for its labor standards, hazardous chemicals, and greenhouse gas and waste production.
At Omega, a New Factory for Orders From China
August frustrates Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive at Omega.
Nonprofit Remake Wants to Humanize Fashion Manufacturing
Clothes shopping can be an utterly escapist experience, especially in San Francisco. One can get educated on fair trade wages and ethical fashion exponentially, but once you're surrounded by pristine, stylish interiors and lured by soothing music, all may as well be forgotten.
U.K. Firms Have Slavery 'Blind Spot,' Research Shows
U.K. firms are focusing anti-slavery efforts on foreign supply chains and overlooking forced labour at home, according to research.
Levi's Aims to Make Life Better for Garment Workers
It's 11 a.m. on a Tuesday, and a section of Linea 1 has left their stations to form a ring on the factory floor. As their supervisor stands in the center, the workers toss a ball of blue yarn back and forth across the circle, each holding on to a segment of string to create an elaborate cat's cradle. As they pass the ball, they take turns making promises, telling each other the things they plan to say and do later. One says she'll spend more time with her family. Another says he'll speak up when he feels he's been treated unfairly.
China Snaps Up America's Cheap Robot Labor
"Made in America" will soon grace the labels of T-shirts produced by a Chinese company in Little Rock.
Timberland Looks to New Source for Cotton Supply Chain
In a move that it hopes will create a new cotton supply chain, outdoor clothing company Timberland is working with the Smallholder Farmers Alliance (SFA) on an effort to reintroduce cotton as a crop in Haiti, the company announced.
Counterfeit Yeezys and the Booming Sneaker Black Market
Kevin longed for a pair of Adidas' "pirate black" Yeezys, a charcoal-colored edition of the ultra-hip sneakers designed by rapper Kanye West.
Digital Sourcing: What, Where and How?
Digital technology has come to the supply chain, and the procurement function must take note.
Behind a $13 Shirt, a $6-an-Hour Worker
Before dawn six days a week, Norma Ulloa left the two-bedroom apartment she shared with four family members and boarded a bus that took her to a stifling factory on the outskirts of downtown Los Angeles.
Plastics Stories Help Boost Brands, Research Says
"Storied plastics" - or plastics that are collected by waste stream, sorted by material type and traced back to the original point of origin - are a good choice of material for use in packaging as companies attempt to improve their sustainability practices, research suggests.
Wal-Mart Is Buying Trendy E-Commerce Sites. The Cool Kids Are Not Having It.
At the height of their love affair, Bridget Henry visited online clothing store ModCloth's app every day. It wasn't just the clothes with a vintage and quirky vibe that the 26-year-old liked, it was the story.
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