#ApparelIndustry hashtag - Bluesky

4 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey/

‘Sam Schultz shows a model coat to a perspective customer at the cooperative #garmentfactory, #JerseyHomesteads’ Photo by #RussellLee. Nov. 1936.
#RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #clothingfactory #apparelindustry #womensfashion #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography

1 0 0 0

4 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey/

‘Garments manufactured by residents of #JerseyHomesteads, #Hightstown, New Jersey’ Photo by #RussellLee. November 1936.
#RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #clothingfactory #garmentfactory #apparelindustry #womensfashion #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography

1 0 1 0

Nut Huggers Apparel Plans To Battle Back Against Bullshit Buc-ee’s Bullying We’ve written about Buc-ee’s a couple of times recently, given the famed convenience store chain of the south’s aspirations to become the Monster Energy of convenience stores when it comes to nonsense...

4 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-garment-plant-faces-difficulties/

‘The factory has its own truck, which makes deliveries to its two [show]rooms in New York. #JerseyHomesteads’ Photo by Russell Lee. Nov. 1936.
#RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #clothingfactory #garmentfactory #apparelindustry #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography

0 0 1 0

Pure Tech

@puretech.news

4 months ago

Nut Huggers Apparel Plans To Battle Back Against Bullshit Buc-ee’s Bullying #Technology #Other #NutHuggers #BucEes #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

4 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-garment-plant-faces-difficulties/

‘Harry Kaplan (rt) showing blanket he made from waste cloths’ Photo by #RussellLee. November 1936.
#JerseyHomesteads #RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #clothingfactory #garmentfactory #apparelindustry #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography

2 0 0 0

4 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-garment-plant-faces-difficulties/

‘Hat makers at the cooperative #garmentfactory, Hightstown, New Jersey’ Photo by Russell Lee. November 1936.
#JerseyHomesteads #RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #hats #apparelindustry #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography #mensfashion

2 0 1 0

5 months ago

‘Half-made garments on the racks at Hightstown garment factory’ Photo by #RussellLee. November 1936.
#JerseyHomesteads #RooseveltNJ #cooperatives #clothingfactory #garmentfactory #apparelindustry #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration #blackandwhitephotography

2 0 0 0

5 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-homesteaders/

‘A meeting of the industrial committee, #JerseyHomesteads, Hightstown, New Jersey’ #RussellLee. November 1936.
#JerseyHomesteads #RooseveltNJ #blackandwhitephotography #cooperatives #garmentfactory #apparelindustry #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration

2 0 1 0

5 months ago

Farm Security Administration - Office of War Information Photograph Collection (Library of Congress) https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-opening-garment-plant/ 3.8.20

Photograph by #RussellLee. [November?] 1936
‘The #garmentfactory at #JerseyHomesteads. It is constructed of steel, glass and concrete and is air-conditioned. It is credited with being the most modern factory for needlework on the Atlantic Seaboard...’
#apparelindustry

0 0 1 0

5 months ago

https://daysgoneby.me/hightstown-new-jersey-garment-plant-faces-difficulties/

‘Garments manufactured by residents of Jersey Homesteads, Hightstown, New Jersey’ Photo by Russell Lee. November 1936.
#JerseyHomesteads #RooseveltNJ #RussellLee #blackandwhitephotography #apparelindustry #womensfashion #TheNewDeal #ResettlementAdministration

1 0 1 0

India’s Value Fashion Juggernaut Is Just Getting Started Affordable, trend-led and widely accessible, value fashion has become the heartbeat of India’s apparel industry. Driven by the rising aspirations of price-conscious consumers, deeper digital reach and strong demand for stylish yet affordable clothing, value fashion now holds a dominant 57% share of the country’s US $ 102.8 billion apparel market and has grown at […] The post India’s Value Fashion Juggernaut Is Just Getting Started appeared first on Apparel Resources.

7 months ago

#Retail #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

SGS AT 75: POWERING FASHION FOR PEOPLE, PLANET AND BUSINESS Back in 2024, India marked 75 years of its Constitution—a reminder of how far the country has come in its pursuit of accountability, transparency and inclusive growth. Just a year later, another milestone quietly highlights how those very values are shaping India’s apparel industry. In June 2025, SGS completed 75 years of operations in India, […] The post SGS AT 75: POWERING FASHION FOR PEOPLE, PLANET AND BUSINESS appeared first on Apparel Resources.

7 months ago

#Sustainability #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

Credence Research

@credenceresearch.bsky.social

7 months ago

The Global Custom T-shirt Printing Market is on the rise!
Valued at USD 9,234.67 mn in 2024
Projected to reach USD 17,265.31 mn by 2032
Growing at a CAGR of 8.14%

Explore the full report?👉www.credenceresearch.com/report/custom-t-shirt-pr...

#CustomTshirtPrinting #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

Sanathan Textiles begins commercial production at Punjab facility Sanathan Textiles Limited has commenced commercial production at its manufacturing facility in Wazirabad, Punjab. In Phase 1, the plant has commissioned a Continuous Polymerisation (CP) line with an initial production capacity of 350 tonnes per day. This is expected to gradually increase to 700 tonnes per day over the next three to four months. Following […] The post Sanathan Textiles begins commercial production at Punjab facility appeared first on Apparel Resources.

7 months ago

#Manufacturing #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

From waste to value: Europe’s untapped potential in textile recycling A Finnish research project has found that textile recycling represents a major opportunity for Europe. While recycling technology is developing quickly, a lack of regulation and the complex composition of waste materials are slowing wider adoption. In Europe alone, around 10 billion kilograms of textile waste are discarded each year. With textile fibre valued between […] The post From waste to value: Europe’s untapped potential in textile recycling appeared first on Apparel Resources.

7 months ago

#Sustainability #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

Rahul Mehta:I urge the government to shift the entire textile value chain under the 5% GST slab Based on media reports, we understand that the objective of the GST reforms is to reduce the number of slabs, thereby bringing ease in operating GST and making products for mass consumption cheaper by placing them in the lower slab. CMAI lauds both of these objectives as they are very good for the apparel industry. The question lies in the execution and implementation of these reforms. For example, garments priced up to Rs 1000 fall under the 5 per cent slab, and those priced above Rs 1000 fall under the 12 per cent slab. If the 12 per cent GST slab is eliminated, it means that a certain portion of apparel would move into the 18 per cent slab, which would be disastrous. The only way the proposed GST reforms will be beneficial for the apparel industry is if the entire textile value chain is shifted under the 5 per cent slab, which the apparel industry has been asking for since the day GST was introduced. This will make clothes cheaper and also eliminate the problem of the inverted duty structure. Therefore, I strongly recommend and urge the government to shift the entire textile value chain under the 5 per cent slab. What also needs to be considered when talking about ‘ease of doing business’ is ensuring that even the raw materials for all textile products are brought under the 5 per cent GST slab. Otherwise, what happens is that there will be chemicals, certain inputs, and certain raw materials that fall under 18 per cent, while the finished goods remain under 5 per cent. That would worsen the inverted duty structure problem. So, the government must ensure that they do not repeat that mistake. Another point of caution is the possible strategy of increasing the Rs 1000 limit to a higher threshold, placing garments above that limit under the 18 per cent slab. That would again be disastrous for the apparel industry, as it would encourage manufacturers to lower the quality of their products and reduce prices just to fall under the lower tax slab. The difference between the two slabs, which at the moment is 5 per cent and 12 per cent, would become 5 per cent and 18 per cent. This would encourage under-invoicing, unhealthy practices, and the grey market, as manufacturers might prefer to shift there rather than pay such a high rate of GST. All in all, I would say these are very commendable objectives, and the reforms are very necessary and long overdue, but the government should not go wrong in the implementation of these reforms. The above view is presented by Rahul Mehta, Chief Mentor of the Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI). The post Rahul Mehta:I urge the government to shift the entire textile value chain under the 5% GST slab appeared first on Indian Textile Journal.

7 months ago

#IndustryUpdate #apparelindustry

0 0 0 0

Medical apparel brand Knya begins South India expansion with debut Hyderabad store Knya, a medical apparel brand, has opened its first retail store in South India with a new outlet in Hyderabad. This marks the brand’s 10th store nationally and the starting point of its South cluster expansion. The store showcases Knya’s complete range, including high-performance scrubs, lab coats, functional aprons, accessories, and the 6Sense Stethoscope. Designed […] The post Medical apparel brand Knya begins South India expansion with debut Hyderabad store appeared first on Apparel Resources.

8 months ago

#Retail #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

Textile Ministry to have meeting with exporters amidst tariff concerns Amid mounting concern among businesses over the 25% reciprocal tariff imposed by the United States, the Ministry of Textiles has convened a meeting today with major textile and apparel exporters from across the country. The session, chaired by Union Textiles Minister Giriraj Singh, focuses on the challenges exporters are facing in order flows, particularly after […] The post Textile Ministry to have meeting with exporters amidst tariff concerns appeared first on Apparel Resources.

8 months ago

#TradeData #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0

Raymond Lifestyle Limited reports 18% YoY increase in total income for Q1 FY ’26 Raymond Lifestyle Limited delivered a robust performance in Q1 FY ’26, a period typically regarded as the seasonally weakest quarter of the year. The company reported a record total income of Rs. 1,475 crore (US $ 168 million), marking an 18% year-on-year increase. This growth was primarily fueled by strong volume-driven performance in the Branded […] The post Raymond Lifestyle Limited reports 18% YoY increase in total income for Q1 FY ’26 appeared first on Apparel Resources.

8 months ago

#Retail #ApparelIndustry

0 0 0 0