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The Indian Textile Journal The Indian Textile Journal, rated as India's leading textile monthly, has been serving the textile a

Brand expands quick-commerce reach with rapid fashion ...Read full article
01/12/2025

Brand expands quick-commerce reach with rapid fashion ...Read full article

Brand expands quick-commerce reach with rapid fashion delivery. Spykar, one of India’s leading homegrown denim and fashion labels, has expanded its digital presence by launching on Knot Now, a fast-growing lifestyle and fashion commerce platform. With this move, customers across Mumbai and Thane c...

With nearly 40 per cent of India’s ...Read full article
29/11/2025

With nearly 40 per cent of India’s ...Read full article

With nearly 40 per cent of India’s textile exports headed to the US, market volatility there poses serious risks. Slowing demand and shifting trade dynamics make over-reliance unsustainable. It’s time India broadens its export horizon—tapping emerging markets to build resilience and ensure lon...

Sustainability is reshaping ...Read full article
27/11/2025

Sustainability is reshaping ...Read full article

Sustainability is reshaping India’s fashion market, note N. Gokarneshan and U. Ratna, as rising awareness and eWOM increasingly guide consumers toward eco-friendly apparel choices. India’s diverse population presents significant opportunities for expanding the sustainable fashion industry. The...

The need for textiles that strike an ...Read full article
27/11/2025

The need for textiles that strike an ...Read full article

The need for textiles that strike an ideal equilibrium of beauty, sustainability, customisation, and innovation will increase even more, informs Smita Joshi. India’s festive season is when homes come alive with stories, warmth, and a renewed sense of beauty. For interior designers and architects, ...

In recent decades, researchers ...Read full article
27/11/2025

In recent decades, researchers ...Read full article

In recent decades, researchers have investigated various approaches to incorporating antiviral and antibacterial properties into cotton textiles due to their universal use. Frequent outbreaks of epidemics in recent years, including influenza, gastroenteritis, tuberculosis, pneumonia and particularly...

There is a slew of new ...Read full article
27/11/2025

There is a slew of new ...Read full article

There is a slew of new technologies making their way into the Dyeing segment, literally transforming the segment into a new-age category, says Satish Panchani. In recent years, the textile industry has faced growing pressures to lessen its environmental footprint. Especially, the dyeing sector is fa...

This is the right time for ...Read full article
27/11/2025

This is the right time for ...Read full article

This is the right time for India to make sustainability its core strength by manufacturing products that can be recycled and repurposed to have multiple lifecycles, says Rajeev Gupta. Going back several millennia, textiles have been considered one of the oldest industries globally. It’s worth noti...

The artisan earns a livelihood, the craft ...Read full article
27/11/2025

The artisan earns a livelihood, the craft ...Read full article

The artisan earns a livelihood, the craft finds continuity, and the consumer becomes part of a larger narrative that honors authenticity over mass production, says Anushka Ahuja. In a time when speed often overshadows soul, the art of handcrafting stands as a quiet yet powerful force of change. Acro...

Consumers increasingly merge ...Read full article
27/11/2025

Consumers increasingly merge ...Read full article

Consumers increasingly merge modern fashion trends with traditional elements, reflecting personal style and heritage, says Ramesh Agarwal. India’s fashion story is no longer confined to its glittering metros. The real action today is unfolding in tier-II and tier-III cities, where new malls, digit...

The deal rests on negotiations by ...Read full article
24/11/2025

The deal rests on negotiations by ...Read full article

The deal rests on negotiations by both parties as India and the US want a win-win deal, says Dr Seshadri Ramkumar. Lubbock (USA) United States will be soon making trade deals with negotiating countries to give stability and predictability to businesses. India was supposed to the first country making...

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