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Whether you’re a newcomer or a seasoned buyer who works with products that are manufactured overseas, you’ve probably seen your fair share of products with quality defects. In the fashion industry, you know that your brand can’t afford these types of quality problems as you’ll risk losing valuable customers, or worse, damage your reputation.

Positioning your brand as a fashion leader in the hearts and minds of consumers goes hand in hand with keeping your finger on the pulse of the latest textile corporate social responsibility requirements! You might wonder, who should actually be responsible for your brand’s CSR Compliance? And the simple answer is: You

In the fashion industry, specifically, when it comes to fast fashion, errors are almost inevitable. The speed at which garments are produced have drastically increased in order to meet consumer demands and unfortunately, quality control often takes a back seat during production. In this blog post, we’ll take a quick look at 5 apparel brands… Poursuivre la lecture 5 Apparel Brands That Failed But Saved Their Reputations

You don’t have to be an expert to understand the importance of fabric quality control, but you’ll be surprised to hear that even some of the world’s leading fast-fashion brands have failed quality tests. Rather than falling into the same traps, use this opportunity to learn from these brands making sure you never find your… Poursuivre la lecture How Even Large Clothing Brands Fail on Fabric Quality Control

Today, we live in a fast-paced world where we have become accustomed to getting what we want, when we want it. Hungry? Quickly drive to the nearest fast food outlet and your food will be prepared within 7 minutes without you even having to get out of your car.

Dans le secteur de l'habillement, l'image de marque est extrêmement importante. Le consommateur d'aujourd'hui est très influençable et, pour répondre aux normes de la société, il s'associe à une marque.

Gone are the days where large organizations can get away with the manufacturing and production of products without their ecological footprint, labor working conditions and the general ethicacy of the fashion brand being watched.

The fashion industry is one of the most competitive, cutthroat industries in the world to break into, and understandably so. In an industry that is defined by looks where only the best designers get to showcase their work on runways and with the mass production of cheap garments being so regularly available, there’s no wonder… Poursuivre la lecture How to Run an Ethical Fashion Brand

It’s in the clothes you wear to express your identity in the day, and it’s in the pillowcase you rest your head on at night. It’s in the towel you wrap yourself in after a hot shower, and it’s in the cloth you use to wash your dishes. Yes, we are talking about cotton!