Christian Chensvold

2 weeks ago | apparelnews.net | Christian Chensvold

At the individual level, making fashion more sustainable comes down to donating unwanted clothes instead of sending them to the landfill. At the corporate level, it’s a lot more complicated, which is part of the reasons why Kornit Digital Ltd., a pioneer in sustainable, on-demand digital-fashion and textile-production technologies, is working to build a broad coalition of companies to expand its ecosystem.

1 month ago | apparelnews.net | Christian Chensvold

We must periodically remind ourselves that fashion at its highest is an art form. It’s easy to forget that when, say, you’re waiting in line at the grocery store, but the art of apparel still lives on the red carpet—not to mention the minds of designers who create garments showcased at such events. But it’s one thing to imagine art and another thing to manifest it, which is why there’s patternmaking and production.

1 month ago | apparelnews.net | Christian Chensvold

If there’s an aluminum-free deodorant in your bathroom, then you’re already familiar with ICL Special Minerals and its innovations—especially when it comes to odor management. Now, the $8 billion Israel-based company is targeting the apparel and textile sectors with the unveiling of TextiMag, a radical new all-natural odor-management treatment for activewear. TextiMag is traceable and transparent, effective and affordable, and comes from a source rich in world history.

1 month ago | apparelnews.net | Christian Chensvold

Premium blank apparel maker Bella+Canvas has expanded its Heavyweight Collection with eight new styles across three fabric weights—6 oz., 7.5 oz. and 10 oz.—offering even greater versatility for layering, customization and embroidery. Designed for creators, the Heavyweight Collection redefines blanks with craftsmanship, bold styling drawn from street culture, skateboarding, music and art, and the versatility to serve as a canvas for self-expression.

2 months ago | apparelnews.net | Christian Chensvold

In a transformative move aimed at the middle market, Moss Adams and Baker Tilly have announced a planned combination, creating the sixth-largest advisory CPA firm in the U.S. Expected to close in June, the merger will result in strengthened industry specializations, expanded geographic reach, and more comprehensive capabilities in advisory, tax and assurance services. Both firms boast over a century of experience.