Laura Husband

In this issue Just Style reveals which fashion brands will be able to fulfil their 2030 sustainability ambitions and the shape of sourcing in 2025.

2024 will be best known as the year artificial intelligence became mainstream and it's starting to impact the apparel supply chain but other hot

Ultra-fast-fashion giant Shein and online marketplace Temu are giving evidence as part of the UK Government’s plan to boost wages, reduce insecure work and grow the country's economy.

Non-profit Global Standard is encouraging the public and wider apparel industry to consult on the next version of its Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and its Implementation Manual at a time when it says the textile industry needs guidance on how to stay compliant with global regulation.

UK sports retailer JD Sports has announced its full year profit forecast is slightly below its previous guidance with an industry expert suggesting its discipline on promotions could have made it less attractive to price conscious consumers.

Mass and prestige fashion brands have an opportunity to grow their consumer base with middle-income luxury shoppers trading down in 2025.

From mergers and acquisitions to investing in digital technology, Just Style reveals the trends the fashion industry should embrace in 2025.

It's been a tough January 2025 for Shein with the retailer stealing the limelight for all the wrong reasons.

New US president Donald Trump's inauguration speech and executive order for an America First Trade Policy suggests tariffs are en route for the global apparel sector, while US trade preference programmes remain uncertain.