With the prevalence of self-driving vehicles approaching, AFFOA expects high-visibility apparel to become increasingly important.

New York manufacturing allows the budding designer to check in with her Garment District factory and to sleep easily at night, knowing working conditions are in check.

Software company PTC to debut Intelligent Apparel Manufacturing Initiative at LiveWorx, June 10 to 13, in Boston.

F4D Solutions plans to launch its collaboration through a pop-up shop that will bow during London Fashion Week in September.

The Texprocess international trade fair takes place May 14 through 17 in Frankfurt, Germany.

In his new role as chairman of the board, D’Adamo will be advocating for inclusivity among other things.

Launching “Unique.Fashion” with FIT, OnPoint Manufacturing is another arguing the benefit of on-demand apparel production.

Human Rights Watch’s 66-page report reveals human rights violations still depend on brands’ sourcing and purchasing practices.

By “mapping” fit using its 3-D “bodies as a framework,” Alvanon is instilling standards and an “enhanced method of doing.”

Manufacturers in Arequipa produce garments for the likes of Prada, Mara Hoffman and Kate Spade.

Industry veteran Ed Gribbin joins Impactiva, leading quality assurance and supply chain solutions provider, to help transform the industry.

The sustainability advocate is committed to taking care of workers around the world.

In today’s fashion business, the acronym is consumer-to-business, with the customer co-creating with the brand.

How Avery Dennison is using its sustainable RFID, labeling and packaging solutions for Christopher Raeburn, Fashion Revolution and more.

Bud Konheim had a sixth sense when it came to what the future held for the fashion industry.