The global fashion industry has many issues that it needs to grapple with. Sizing/fitting is one of the few that arise of the interface with consumers. The February 2019 issue of Fibre2Fashion looks at the sizing/fitting problem of the industry through the eyes of industry professionals—ones who offer sizing solutions to both retailers and brands. The people spoken to come from different parts of the world, and offer their own customised and distinct solutions. The issue also analyses FDI in Indian e-commerce industry, and the threat of backshoring. The leather sector and new opportunities in digital textile printing are also discussed along with the other regular features.
 
• E-COMMERCE | FDI | UPSETTING THE CART
• LEAD FEATURE | SIZING | SIZING UP
• SEGMENT WATCH | LEATHER | SYNTHETIC DEVELOPMENTS
• OVERVIEW | BACKSHORING | BACKSHORED THREAT
• Q&A | WOOL | GRADO | WOOLLEN SUMMERS

Coinciding with the Techtextil and Texprocess trade fair in Frankfurt am Main, the April 2024 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine explores significant themes, including the pressing need for effective recycling in the technical textiles sector, the European Union’s strategic role in the global garment trade, and the potential of glass fibre as a sustainable material. In addition, it engages with industry stalwarts to gain insights into their vision for the industry’s future and other pertinent aspects—serving as a catalyst for discussion, collaboration, and action.

Through features on the transformative journey of India’s textiles, the March 2024 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine links the themes of Bharat Tex 2024 to broader industry trends, advocating for a future where tradition and innovation coalesce to propel India onto the global stage of textile excellence. This edition also encourages a dialogue on sustainable practices and innovation in fashion, underlining the impact of consumer choices and the evolving trends in the industry. The garment exporting market, the role of digital printing, colour psychology, conscious consumption and other regular features makes it a must-read.

The Cover Story of February 2024 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine explores the transformation of Bangladesh’s textile sector, emphasising the importance of textile machinery in meeting ambitious manufacturing targets. Other key topic covered include global apparel sourcing, fabric waste recycling, the critical role of quality control in garment manufacturing, and the integration of Industry 5.0 and IoT. Additionally, it discusses new regulations for sustainable practices, marking a shift towards a more responsible industry future.

The January 2024 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine delves into the vibrant world of Home Textiles, celebrating the industry's innovative trends and transformations. It features a preview of Heimtextil 2024, emphasising the trade fair's influence on sustainable global textile trends. The cover story explores global home textile sourcing, examining market dynamics and consumer preferences. Additionally, the edition reviews the industry's 2023 performance and explores advancements in home décor textiles, making for an enriching read.

The December 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine offers an in-depth review of the year in the fashion and textile industry, emphasising the growing role of environmental and ethical factors. It discusses the sector’s resilience in facing challenges, including the earthquakes in Turkiye, and its shift towards sustainable and digital approaches. The magazine explores the industry’s performance in various countries, and also highlights 2023’s fashion trends, providing a comprehensive perspective on the industry’s evolution and future direction.

The November 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion focuses on the industry’s transformative shifts, from automation’s role in sustainability to AI’s impact on manufacturing. It also spotlights eco-friendly dyeing methods and the emergence of adaptive wear for inclusivity. This edition’s cover story delves into the role of automation in bridging the circular textiles gap. A compact yet insightful read, this edition touches on innovation, responsibility, and adaptability in today’s fast-paced fashion and textile landscape.

The October 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine explores the intersections of innovation and sustainability in the global textile industry, spotlighting Scandinavia’s eco-friendly approaches. In addition to the usual sections, it offers a prelude to the ‘Performance Days’ event in Munich and investigates the burgeoning activewear trend, amplified by the rise in remote working and home gyms. The issue also unveils emerging trends in fabric design with a technological pivot, discusses strategies for the garment industry’s future, and introduces readers to the promising Resale-as-a-Service (RaaS) sector. Step into the future of textiles with this engaging edition.

The September 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine dives into the complex world of textiles and fashion, with a focus on the sustainability potential of synthetic fibres. The issue features an analysis of the 62nd Dornbirn GFC Global Fibre Congress, explores the competitive dynamics of the US apparel retail sector, and highlights the role of data analytics in retail management. Additional insights into sustainable packaging textiles and the emergence of fluid fashion round off an edition designed to inform, inspire, and challenge industry stakeholders.

Taking a deep dive into the world of ‘Automation in Garment Making’, the cover story of August 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine examines the transformation automation brings to the fashion industry. This edition also explores the implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the garment industry, the use of QR labels in fashion, and the latest advancements in smart manufacturing. Additionally, how protective textiles are deriving innovation from nature, the rising trend of ‘Quiet Luxury’ and other regular features make this edition an exploration of the intertwining realms of technology, sustainability, and fashion.

As a fitting ode to the evolution and metamorphosis taking place in the world of fabrics and fashion, the cover story of July 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine provides a detailed analysis of the changing dynamics in the global fabric trade. The ITMA 2023 recap provides a fascinating account of how digital automation is propelling the textile-apparel industry towards a future we could have only imagined before. Plus, submarining, personalisation and other features bring you a comprehensive understanding of the ongoing shifts in the fabric and fashion industry.

ITMA 2023, the international textile machinery exhibition to be held from June 8-14 in Milan, Italy, is expected to drive sustainability and shape a healthier future. In this edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine, CEMATEX President Ernesto Maurer shares his insights on the event and expectations. The magazine also explores global textile industry trends, future manufacturing developments, and the importance of energy efficiency for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Additionally, it examines the impact of US Section 301 on fashion garment trade, and innovations in medical textiles. 

Ahead of the FESPA Global Print Expo to be held in Munich, the May 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine discusses innovations and trends in the printing sector, with a focus on the shift of textile printing to digital techniques. The magazine also covers 3D garment printing, digital chemical management for sustainability, sourcing from Sub-Saharan Africa, eco-labelling standards for Asian manufacturers exporting to the EU, and sustainability challenges for nonwoven materials, making it an insightful read for industry professionals and keeping them ahead of the curve in the dynamic world of textiles and fashion.

Nonwovens are today finding applications in numerous fields, while providing a solution to the problem of waste. The April 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion magazine discusses how nonwovens are emerging as an ideal solution for several applications—from single-use, disposable products to durable and hard-wearing components for many industries—due to their unique functional properties. Fabric localisation in Vietnam, fashion retailers of Canada, new models of fashion retail, and other latest trends and developments in the industry will keep you intrigued.

The March 2023 edition of Fibre2Fashion explores the apparel industry’s crucial role in promoting sustainability through decarbonisation, circularity, and digitalisation. It also discusses the growing trend of secondhand fashion consumption and the concept of a green economy. With a focus on the textile industry’s sustainability efforts, this edition provides insights into the challenges and changes in global garment trade as well as the UK’s textile and clothing industry, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the future of the fashion industry and its impact on the environment.

Despite recovery from the pandemic, textile and apparel sourcing globally is facing a storm of challenges due to demand volatility, the Russia-Ukraine war, the energy crisis, soaring inflation, and more. The February 2023 Cover Story of takes a stock of the current situation in textile and apparel sourcing. The future of textile/garment sourcing, sourcing suitable fabrics for fashion designing, fashion retail in the UK and other regular features make this edition a must-read one.

The urge to transform homes gathered momentum when people were forced to stay indoors during the COVID-19 induced lockdowns. This translated into a robust demand for home textile products. The January 2023 cover story discusses how the shifting home furnishing trends combined with the current popularity of home textile products is expected to drive the market further. The future of US home textile imports, factors that will impact the textile value chain in 2023, elements fuelling the recession in global economies, and other regular features make this volume an important one.

Smart fabrics, 3D printed clothing, increased demand from hygiene industry, and green textiles are changing the entire textile landscape and the industry is no longer the same as anyone knew it until a few years back. The December 2022 edition, released ahead of India ITME 2022, carries views of a few prominent textile machinery associations from Europe on how the industry is coping with the changes, the latest innovations and developments in the sector, and the future of the industry. Textile machinery production in India, the future of nonwoven fabric, interviews of leaders in the textile machinery industry plus other features make it a must-read volume for decision makers.

The world, especially Europe and other energy-importing countries, is witnessing an unprecedented energy crisis forcing nations to look for sources elsewhere, disrupting the normal supply chain in the process. The November 2022 edition of Fibre2Fashion analyses the situation of textile and apparel sector, which is also bearing the brunt of the crisis in the form of high production costs, raw material shortages, a decline in export orders, etc. World Energy Outlook 2022, the impact of exchange rate volatility on international trade and other regular features makes it a must-read volume.

Exposed to the comforts of athleisure wear while staying at home during the pandemic, consumers now seek similar features in their denims too. The October 2022 edition looks into the evolution of denim and discusses whether it will regain and continue to be the people’s favourite. In addition, topics like envisaging a new jeans sector for export, denim recycling and its challenges, the signs of global recession, DNA tagging and tracing for organic cotton, and other regular features make it a thought-provoking volume.

The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted brick-and-mortar retail and has expanded the scope of online retail to almost every product. The September 2022 edition discusses the recent advent of m-commerce, social media shopping, digital payments and metaverse—which are all enhancing the shopping experience and making e-commerce more interactive. This edition also underscores how Gen Z would push retailers in adopting the fusion model, the rise of omni-channel retail, trends that will drive the change in fashion e-commerce, and other regular features making for an interesting read.

The Russia-Ukraine war and the rising inflation across geographies have added to the woes of global supply chains, which have already been under turmoil for the last two years. The August 2022 edition discusses the global logistics crisis marred by several factors including fuel price fluctuation, policy rate hikes by central banks, the rising ocean freight costs, and the shortage of raw material. This must-read edition also covers China’s cross-border train services, EU’s Import Control System 2 (ICS2), Performance of the top five textile exporting countries in World Bank’s Logistics Performance Index (LPI) and other regular features.

Innumerable companies and start-ups across the world are currently focused on research and are coming up with innovations to provide new possibilities of better product, improved efficiencies and enhanced productivity for the textile and apparel industry. The July 2022 edition of Fibre2Fashion covers several of the recent interesting innovations in the global textiles and apparel industry, which may shape the future of fashion, its producers, consumers, and of course, our planet. Techtexil and TexProcess Innovation Awards, interview with India’s Textile Commissioner Roop Rashi, and other regular features make it a worth-read.

Technical textiles, including nonwovens, are integral components of today’s numerous consumer and industrial products. As the demand for these products continues to grow, the technical textiles industry also needs to evolve constantly. The June 2022 edition of Fibre2Fashion focuses on recent innovations in this field by various companies. Also covered are: Germany’s engineered fabrics industry at Techtextil Frankfurt, the recent advances in fabric formation technologies, the global home textiles market, Turkey as a key sourcing location, the impact of Russia-Ukraine war on global manufacturing activity, and other regular features.

The term ‘sustainability’ is no more confined to one collection or a process but has grown in scope to encompass the entire cycle right from soil health and fibre to final garment, its end-of-life use and beyond. The May 2022 edition of Fibre2Fashion is devoted to sustainability, circularity and traceability in the textiles and apparel industry. Focusing on five of the top fashion companies, this edition explores if fashion sustainability is just a hype or an effective action-on-ground. The EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles, the concept of slow fashion, clothing re-sale, and other regular features make it a must-read.

‘China Plus One’ is a strategy adopted by importers to expand their sourcing to include supplier base from at least one other country in addition to China. While brands have been sourcing from China for their textile and apparel needs for well over two decades now, the concept of China Plus One is not new and has been around for more than a decade. It was felt that the pandemic years have accelerated the momentum towards China Plus One. It is in this context that the cover package this month attempts to check the reality. The likely economic impact of the Russia-Ukraine war on the world economy in general, and the textiles and apparel industry in particular, along with other regular features makes this edition a must-read.

Metaverse has arrived, and among the first to embrace it are the luxury fashion companies, designer and fashion brands, and sportswear segments. The cover story this month evaluates how the metaverse is going to change the fashion world going forward. Also included are interviews with few people who are enabling the industry to go the metaverse way. Plus, an analysis of major economies, the EURATEX perspective on the challenges facing the European textile and clothing industry, and other regular features make the volume worth reading.

Over the last two years, the demand for sportswear, including comfortable athleisure and activewear, saw a sharp jump as working from home became necessary and home fitness became the only option. The cover story of February 2022 discusses the historic trends, the renewed demand, international trade, and what’s in the future for sportswear.  Taiwan as a leader in production of functional fabrics for Sportswear, the story of Adidas, and a section on sportswear style tips, and other regular features make for an interesting read.

After an uneasy 2021 that saw logistics and supply chain disruptions and a host of other problems, in the January 2022 edition of Fibre2Fashion, representatives of various international bodies speak on how they expect 2022 to turn out for the industry, and the challenges that they envisage in terms of logistics, labour, US-China trade war, sustainability, technology, and high energy prices. This edition also takes a quick look at the broad economic indicators of major economies. The scope of ‘China Plus One’ policy, the face of global fashion industry in 2022, and things that could possibly alter the textile-apparel industry make for an interesting read.

The many challenges faced by the logistics industry globally over the last two years has necessitated a rethink on the way the industry functions today. The first cover story of Fibre2Fashion’s December edition discusses how logistics is likely to evolve in the coming years with the help of newer technologies. The second cover story discusses whether the sector is prepared enough to respond to challenges arising out of future disruptions and what it needs to do to become more resilient. Curbing the carbon footprint in logistics sector, expert opinion on global trade, India’s master plan for logistics improvement, and other regular features make it a must read. 

In what is expected to be a hard year for e-commerce fashion, it seems that many fashion brands and retailers are seeking different routes and limitless ideas on how they can try to address the three challenges—satisfaction, engagement and participation. The Cover Story of November 2021 edition discusses how brands and retailers may find the opportunities for success through offering personalised products, experiences and services. An analysis on the on-going transformation of luxury fashion selling from offline to online, the growing e-commerce in fast fashion, and other regular features make for an interesting read.

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