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American Fashion Executives on What Happens Now
Post-election, industry executives sound off on what they need to focus on next.
American Fashion Executives on What Happens Now
Post-election, industry executives sound off on what they need to focus on next.
Amidst Tumult, Everlane Raises $85 Million
The direct-to-consumer brand known for its promise of radical transparency has come under fire this year, but a new cash infusion led by LVMH-linked L Catterton is a stabilising endorsement.
Amidst Tumult, Everlane Raises $85 Million
The direct-to-consumer brand known for its promise of radical transparency has come under fire this year, but a new cash infusion led by LVMH-linked L Catterton is a stabilising endorsement.
How and When Brands Should Say 'I’m Sorry’
As cancel culture evolves, the overused brand apology popular on Instagram and other social media must in turn become more thoughtful through language and action.
How and When Brands Should Say 'I’m Sorry’
As cancel culture evolves, the overused brand apology popular on Instagram and other social media must in turn become more thoughtful through language and action.
How to Make Your Customer Service Better
Crippled with shipment delays and mountains of returns, brands are crumbling under an influx of inquiries — and losing customers along the way. Here’s how to turn it around.
How to Make Your Customer Service Better
Crippled with shipment delays and mountains of returns, brands are crumbling under an influx of inquiries — and losing customers along the way. Here’s how to turn it around.
Corporate Activism Put to the Test
Societal unrest has left consumers more suspicious of branded social responsibility initiatives than ever.
Corporate Activism Put to the Test
Societal unrest has left consumers more suspicious of branded social responsibility initiatives than ever.
Will Fashion Ever Be Good for the World? Its Future May Depend on It.
The Covid-19 pandemic has put financial pressure on businesses, threatening their sustainability agendas. But aligning profit and purpose, and fulfilling responsibilities to the planet and communities of people beyond shareholders may matter more than ever to long-term success.
Will Fashion Ever Be Good for the World? Its Future May Depend on It.
The Covid-19 pandemic has put financial pressure on businesses, threatening their sustainability agendas. But aligning profit and purpose, and fulfilling responsibilities to the planet and communities of people beyond shareholders may matter more than ever to long-term success.
How I Am Building a Responsible Business: Saitex's Sanjeev Bahl
'Production is very far away from productivity,' said the founder of the world’s most sustainable large-scale denim producer.
How I Am Building a Responsible Business: Saitex's Sanjeev Bahl
'Production is very far away from productivity,' said the founder of the world’s most sustainable large-scale denim producer.
How to Avoid the Greenwashing Trap
As sustainability becomes more important to consumers, brands must invest in genuine root and branch reform, manage expectations, be humble and own up to their shortcomings to avoid backlash because consumers ultimately see through platitudes and gimmicky campaigns.
How to Avoid the Greenwashing Trap
As sustainability becomes more important to consumers, brands must invest in genuine root and branch reform, manage expectations, be humble and own up to their shortcomings to avoid backlash because consumers ultimately see through platitudes and gimmicky campaigns.
Where Should Fashion Brands Manufacture Now?
As the global economy faces a pandemic that respects no borders, smart fashion businesses are re-examining China’s place in their supply chain. Six sourcing experts weigh in on the debate.
Where Should Fashion Brands Manufacture Now?
As the global economy faces a pandemic that respects no borders, smart fashion businesses are re-examining China’s place in their supply chain. Six sourcing experts weigh in on the debate.
Protecting Workers' Rights Is Harder Than Ever in a Pandemic
Covid-19 has spotlighted inequalities that labour rights advocates have been campaigning to fix for years. But while the crisis could push forward systemic change, many fear it could also make things worse.
Protecting Workers' Rights Is Harder Than Ever in a Pandemic
Covid-19 has spotlighted inequalities that labour rights advocates have been campaigning to fix for years. But while the crisis could push forward systemic change, many fear it could also make things worse.