The logistics giant taps OneRail to scale two-hour and end-of-day delivery to retail customers enabling precise delivery windows for everything from bulky goods to urgent essentials.

Potential escalation would compound Hormuz disruptions, shrinking rerouting options and accelerating cost pressures for ocean carriers.

Fashion and sporting events drew out celebrities, many of whom stepped out in statement denim.

On Day 32 of the Middle East conflict, the fallout continues to ripple across economies far beyond the immediate region.

The American Apparel & Footwear Association is challenging California’s selection of Landbell USA to run the state’s new textile recycling program.

Canada’s prospective agreement with the Mercosur trade bloc is coalescing quickly as the steady drumbeat of trade diversification advances across the Western Hemisphere.

In a survey of Tamil Nadu and Delhi-NCR factory employees, 87 percent reported heat-related ailments such as headaches and dizziness over the past year.

Low-impact dyes, softer fabrications, and slub-character fabrics are among the key directions denim mills are pursuing.

The partnership aims to bring fiber-grade polybutylene succinate (PBS) to commercial volumes using existing polyester manufacturing infrastructure.

The groups unveiled the new program at the “Trace to Renew, Weave a Zero-Carbon Future” summit held in Suzhou, China, last week.

Layoffs are expected to save $4.5 million annually as the freight tech firm aims to reach adjusted profitability by Q4 2026.

China’s Ministry of Commerce on Friday announced that it would address the recent measures taken by the Trump administration that threaten to upend international supply chain operations and hinder trade.

New research suggests clothing EPR charges need to pass a 50 pence threshold to influence consumer behavior.

The campaign aims to reposition Guess’ denim legacy through a bolder lens.

The transits through the conduit are the first for a major ocean carrier since the start of the Iran war, which has added $20 million in costs for U.K.-based Next.

Styles reference Levi’s early 2000s archives.

The study looks at organic, regenerative, recycled and country averages for conventional cotton production systems.

The industry is asking “end-of-life innovation” to fix what is fundamentally an upstream problem of overproduction and overconsumption.

Up until now, Jendue’s retail footprint in the U.S. has been exclusively online.

Former Asos exec Nick Deighton joins the digital fashion firm as strategic advisor while Swiss shoemaker On announced its co-founders as co-CEOs.

Shein says reducing “friction” is key for circularity, but experts argue its survey reads more like customer research than evidence of system change.

As fuel cost pressures intensify for Hapag-Lloyd and its ships remain stranded in the Persian Gulf, Cosco Shipping’s aborted transit attempts through the trade artery compound concerns.

The Land Grant Research Prioritization Act of 2026 would boost R&D for advanced agricultural innovations, including mechanization.

Gap continues to tap into the cultural zeitgeist through collabroations.

A new report argues that traceability’s key issue isn’t complexity but rather how the system is mapped.

Union pressure forces a partial retreat, but UPS maintains the buyouts comply with the parties' national and regional contracts.

Analysts observed that the aggregate impact of the IEEPA duties on the U.S. economy stands somewhere in the range of 0.1 percent of GDP and -0.13 percent.

As growing temperatures endanger worker wellbeing, three factories in Cambodia and Vietnam are treating cooling as an operational imperative.

Kemin and Blue Fever will continue to share operations of Garmon.

Circ scales recycled polycotton through China partnerships while OnceMore taps TextileGenesis to operationalize traceability as regulation tightens.

The proposed 8 percent price increase for parcel delivery comes as the courier warns of a cash shortfall and seeks alignment with private carrier surcharges.

Cotton Incorporated's new survey found that most consumers associate durability with fiber choice.

One area that mills hope will remain resilient is the denim industry’s commitment to circularity and recycled cotton.

Can a controversial concept help biobased polyester scale? A consortium of brands, manufacturers, standards setters and impact groups aims to find out.

While major Middle Eastern airlines are seeing recovery from the war's initial disruption, Qatar Airways has only resumed one-fifth of its pre-war flights.

Bluesign's Mark Edridge joined Lenzing’s Tuncay Kilickan to give an overview of the legislation coming down the pipeline in the EU.

The Chinese carrier becomes the first major line to reopen bookings to select Gulf states as security risks persist and vessel traffic remains minimal.

Levi Strauss & Co. historian Tracey Panek spoke at the AAFA Executive Summit.

Conscious consumption is reshaping the luxury market.

The investigations address structural issues within the foundation of the U.S. trade landscape, one expert believes.

A new report offers evidence of worker exploitation at a Chinese factory that exclusively manufactures the doll for the Hong Kong-listed company Pop Mart.

Gap’s rollout down under will begin on April 9.

On Tuesday, the Iranian Navy turned back a container ship from passing through the corridor due to "failure to comply with legal protocols."

More brands are stepping in to the denim category.

Much remains unclear about the refund process for about $166 billion in tariff revenue collected under President Donald Trump’s now-defunct International Emergency Economic Powers Act duties.

The designs captures the nostalgic mood currently shaping fashion.

Enforcement is expanding. Whether it delivers for workers depends on how we use it.