Webinar: Why Fashion’s Future Is Being Decided Today
A live event on 3rd July 2025, examining how leading brands are transforming the way they create, manufacture, and market – starting now.
France Targets Fast Fashion As Shein Discloses An Emissions Surge
France’s new fast fashion legislation, Shein’s emissions disclosure, and Chanel’s supply chain investment spotlight different sides of fashion’s systemic impact.
Under The Hood Of The Real Engine For Resale
France’s top clothing retailer doesn’t design, make, or hold stock. What Vinted’s rise teaches us about how fashion might look when the friction around resale has been eased, and the bigger questions remain.
Pioneering EU funded T-REX Project Celebrates Completion and Reveals Blueprint for Scaling Textile-to-Textile Recycling in Europe
the T-REX Project launched June 2022 with the aim of bringing together 13 leading stakeholders from across the value chain to develop a harmonised blueprint for closed-loop recycling of post-consumer household textile waste in the EU.
Fenix Group chooses TextileGenesis to ensure Fiber-to-Retail Traceability of their Products
By leveraging TextileGenesis’s advanced digital token-based traceability technology, Fenix Group will establish a fully traceable supply chain with unparalleled accuracy.
SOURCING at MAGIC x The Interline – Fashion Technology Foundations: Regulations, Compliance, and Disclosure
As legislation tightens across fashion’s global supply chains, a new joint report from The Interline and SOURCING at MAGIC redefines compliance, not as a box to tick, but as a foundation for long-term resilience.
Meeting The Moment – Why Fashion’s Long-Term Future Is Being Decided Today
Fashion’s most lasting stories have been forged by a combination of adversity, foresight, and innovation. But now the industry faces a historic mix of external disruption and internal inertia - and the companies willing to transform will be the ones that thrive.
Rising Tariffs, Falling Imports, and the Push for Manufacturing Innovation
As U.S. tariffs disrupt global supply chains, companies are being forced to rethink their strategies. From rising costs to dwindling imports, we explore how innovations like Vivobarefoot's 3D-printed sandals might offer a glimpse into the future of localised production.
Circular Fashion – From Environmental Imperative To Practical Necessity
As fashion weathers rising tariffs, strained supply chains, and a cost-of-living crisis, circularity could become less of a compliance exercise, and more of a practical adjustment to a market where newness is on the decline.
Reshoring Fashion: Can Geopolitics Move The Needle Where Sustainability Didn’t?
New data shows how appetite for reshoring manufacturing has dwindled, and softening sustainability legislation will likely see it taper off even faster. Can a new era of trade policy and consumer demand for domestic brands create the conditions for investing in a more proximate future for production?
What’s Shaping Fashion’s Strategies And Tech Agendas In 2025
With the first quarter of the new year underway, how are fashion professionals’ strategic plans and target technology investments preparing the industry for the rest of 2025?
Big Bets On AI Are Still Gambles, And Walk-backs Muddy The Drive For Climate Disclosure
What the collapse of Humane, and the proliferation of AI spin-offs and start-ups mean for fashion. And whether the questions raised by the dilution of climate disclosure mandates in the US will challenge the motivations for environmental action.
2025 Sourcing & Supply Chain Survey Report – Available Now
How accelerating digital transformation, AI adoption, and shifting sourcing strategies are reshaping transparency, efficiency, and resilience in global supply chains.
SOURCING at MAGIC 2025: Guiding Fashion Toward Regulation, Responsibility, and Sustainable Solutions
North America’s largest gathering of fashion professionals, brands, suppliers, and technology providers returns next month, connecting different perspectives to create a positive, lasting impact.