Features

In a candid interview with Apparel Resources, Jaiwant Singh Dhingra, Director of Marketing and Business Development, Numero Uno Clothing Ltd., discusses about his success journey, his personal likes and dislikes, thoughts on AI, life’s beliefs and so on.

With ‘Satori’, Vaishali S reaffirms her deep admiration for classic Indian hand weaves, taking us on a journey through India’s rich sartorial heritage while breathing new life into traditional textiles.

Nouria offers a stunning array of resortwear essentials such as co-ord sets, dresses and skirts crafted from luxurious fabrics such as linen, cotton silk and cotton satin.

In an exclusive interview with Apparel Resources, Yogesh Kabra, Founder and CEO of premium men’s innerwear and lifestyle brand XYXX, spills the beans on why his brand is now available on quick commerce platforms.

Anand Aiyer, CEO of menswear brand Arrow, reveals how the brand has strategically leveraged influencer marketing for targeted campaigns, offering a more organic and trusted form of communication.

In a candid chat with Apparel Resources, Nishit Gupta, Director, The House of Textiles reveals how their brand meets the evolving needs of their clients, the range of fabrics that they offer, their plans for global expansion and many more.

The circular fashion market is expanding rapidly, driven by both technological innovations and evolving consumer preferences. This transition not only addresses ecological concerns but also opens up new economic opportunities, making it a pivotal trend in the global fashion landscape.

Turtle’s sourcing relationship with Bangladesh is poised to grow alongside its expansion plans. The proximity of the company’s headquarters to Bangladesh along with the country’s RMG industry being strong in producing shirts and T-shirts – key product lines for Turtle – are favourable factors.

Australian brand Ally Fashion presents a good opportunity for Bangladeshi RMG exporters, since Australia has assured ‘Duty Free Quota Free’ access for Bangladesh would continue after LDC graduation and Bangladesh has set its eyes on doubling its garment exports to Australia within the next four to five years.