How sustainable are your fashion brand articles? Discover how your products can be transformed into data that can lead your business to make more informed decisions.

Have you ever wondered what the price of your sustainable products should be? Find out some tips to decide how much you should charge for your fashion items.

To achieve transformation, collective action is needed. We review one of the greatest events of sustainable fashion, the Global Fashion Summit hosted by Global Fashion Agenda.

Let’s take a look at the road to 2030 for fashion! We review Sourcing Journal’s latest summit to identify how far the apparel industry has come in delivering on its collective promises.

Innovation and sustainability are close concepts. The future of fashion and textiles go through smart technologies. Discover how to use tech to reshape the industry.

The quality of a garment is mainly defined by its fabric. Delve into the key points to choose the most sustainable fabric for your designs to ensure an excellent performance.

Recycling technologies can transition low-value waste into new high-value textiles. Discover how innovation can enable textile resources to cycle repeatedly through the supply chain.

Everyone talks about the circular economy as the great solution to address the problem of textile waste, but is there a place for circularity on a large scale in the fashion industry?

Take, make, regenerate! Cradle to Cradle is a design concept inspired by nature, in which products are created according to the principles of an ideal circular economy.

With the arrival of the technological revolution to the fashion industry, there is an opportunity to more effectively meet consumer demands as well as create more sustainable businesses.

Can fashion quantify the power of the intangible? Learn how your brand can measure the impact of its CSR program to guarantee its positive influence on the world.

Nearly all brands have a code of conduct, however a paper full of intentions is worth little to garment workers. Does your brand provide good working conditions to their employees?