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A new report says brands should consider dropping proprietary standards in favour of more third-party ones to tackle audit fatigue.

H&M Group is rolling out a tech-enabled shopping experiences across Cos US stores, including smart mirrors that offer personalised styling.

Ted Baker narrowed its annual pre-tax loss with CEO Rachel Osborne noting good progress against its Transformation Plan.

Kohl’s will open about 100 smaller format stores over the next four years in a move said to represent a sales opportunity of more than $500m.

Less than two-thirds (64%) of consumers are willing to pay more for sustainable brands due to concerns over inflation rates.

John Lewis & Partners is stepping into the clothing rental market with a trial with childrenswear rental brand, thelittleloop.

Pakistani denim manufacturer Soorty is furthering its commitment to sustainability with new solar and wind power projects.

The number of apparel supply chain firms hiring for machine learning-related positions rose in April compared with the same month last year.

US apparel trade bodies have welcomed the new Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) but say there should be a tariff negotiation component.

Jessica McGoverne of Sedex, outlines how fashion brands can ready themselves for the incoming German Supply Chain Due Diligence Act.