Jasmin Malik Chua

Fast Retailing chief Tadashi Yanai probably wished he hadn't said anything. Despite a somewhat muted response to his disclosure last week that Uniqlo and its fellow subsidiaries dont't use cotton

When Liz Ricketts, co-founder and executive director of The Or Foundation , flew from Ghana to California for Textile Exchange's annual meeting in

Brands and retailers are asking more from suppliers than they're paying for, making the business of manufacturing increasingly untenable.

New research from Cornell University shows that five major apparel production centers have seen a 42 percent increase in high-heat stress days over the past two decades.

The Everything Store cherry-picked numbers to make its warehouses appear safer than they are despite punishing productivity quotas, the 18-month investigation concluded.

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Bangladesh 's largest vertically integrated textile and garment manufacturer has axed more than half of its 70,000 employees, calling its future

Jyrki Raina, former general secretary of IndustriALL Global Union, which represents more than 50 million working people worldwide, can sum up labor conditions in the garment industry in a single sen

Mexico has ramped up tariffs on products affecting its domestic textile industry, but the move has nothing to do with returning U.S. president Donald Trump.

Mexico has ramped up tariffs on products affecting its domestic textile industry, but the move has nothing to do with returning U.S. president Donald Trump.