The European Parliament has published the Environmental impact of the textile and clothing industryreport that explains that if the average use of a garment is doubled, greenhouse gas emissions to the atmosphere would be reduced by 44%.

In 2017, the European textile and leather industry emitted 8.7 billion tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, compared to 11.4 billion tons in 2008.

Senior executives of Tendam, Mango, Desigual, Pepe Jeans and Bestseller, among others, discussed the future of the sector in the last session of 10 Years, 10 Topics.

The American fashion company stopped producing garments in the Asian country in 2015, after the collapse of the Rana Plaza.

The chief executive officer of the American fashion retailer is convinced that body scanners will replace the current sizing system.

The Swiss tennis champion has bought the stake as a move prompted by the end of his contract with Nike and as he plans for life after professional tennis.

The German company, until last year owned by Kering, has collaborated with singers and celebrities to face its conquest of urban fashion.

The American lingerie company, owned by L Brands, has confirmed that it’s shutting down its traditional fashion show and it is “figuring out” how to advance positions of the brand.

The sportswear company, which has already bought Colect and TraceMe this year, has invested in hands-free technology company.

Environment, changes in the supply chain, size and technology are the four main topics in the latest edition of Global Fashion Drivers, created by Mds and sponsored by Everis.

The profitability of travel retail will grow 3.3% to 3 billion dollars in 2024. External factors like political uncertainty may affect travel retail data, according to an Euromonitor report.