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Texworld Evolution Paris relaunch show to be held from 7 to 9 February 2022

22nd October 2021, Mumbai:

The show presents an opportunity to exhibitors drawn from major textile and clothing (T&C) manufacturing countries from all across on the back of heightened interest in a renewed global economic environment.

Organizers will conduct its celebrated international event from 7 to 9 February 2022 at the Parc des Expositions du Bourget. As per the scheme of things it stacks as follows; For three days (3), Apparel Sourcing Paris meant for the finished garment sourcing, whilst Avantex Paris is focused on new materials and innovative processes,

Leatherworld Paris is distinctively designated to the leather and allied materials market, and Of course, Texworld Paris is designed for textile sourcing, consciously the event focuses as in one-stop show for a global offer for fashion brands, from RTW) ready-to-wear to the luxury side of the trade.

The unique positioning of the show is a strong pitch and case it makes for providing buyers with unique forward-looking visibility of the emerging trends including mega trending driving trade direction & decisions for the spring-summer 2023 season.

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Texworld Evolution Paris relaunch show to be held from 7 to 9 February 2022

Matalan, British clothing retailer clocks Q2 operating profit to be £35m

21st October 2021, Mumbai:

Matalan's Operating profit holding company Missouri Topco for the Q2 clocked £35m, this comes on the back rising revenue 2.5% to £264.7m, inched up from corresponding period's £258m. Profit after tax and exceptional items for the Q2 was registered at £11.6m.

It is interesting to mention the corresponding 2020 period in 2020 brand had to concede in the backdrop of global black swan event COVID-19 a loss of £22.7m.

Shrugging off the effect of “pandemic” over the summer, customer preference for the brand's new outfits remained strong. What is a very favorable metric for the brand is that full-price sales showed an impressive increase of 25% year on year.

With this demand tailwind too, the world continues to be cautiously optimistic as the downside risks are lurking in the form of supply-side disruptions and constraints.

It is important to keep reminding ourselves virus is still within us and the world is not out of woods just as yet. The synchronized global recovery comes in as a shot in the arm for the fashion retail sector.

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Circular economy theme plays out: European nations look at steps to adopt sustainable practices in textile sector

19th October 2021, Mumbai:
Eleven European countries—Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Spain, and Sweden—recently called on the European Commission to formulate, crystalize and start to execute audacious steps to whip on waste in the textiles long supply chains, contemplated to be recommended in the coming seasons.

In a joint communique, the fact which was outlined was that writing is clear on the walls is the circular textile economy has to be the way forward.

It was stressed that it has to be a business imperative to accomplish Europe’s climate ambitions by helping the textile industry become more competitive and sustainable if the mother planet has to be saved from the devastation in the face of fast-changing global climate and this concern is real for now, the countries said.
 

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