Texfash.com

Texfash.com is a modern online publication that delves into the worldwide textiles, apparel, and fashion sector. It combines journalistic reporting with academic research. Focused on sustainability, texfash.com offers sharp, fact-based, and research-oriented journalism that prioritizes the well-being of our planet and its inhabitants.

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Shein, Temu and the Tariff Fallout: Why Australia Became Fast Fashion's New Frontier

2 weeks ago | texfash.com | Mona Mashhadi Rajabi |Lisa Lake |Martina Linnenluecke |Yun Shen

Trump’s tariffs were designed to bring manufacturing back to the US but instead reshaped global supply chains. Ultra-fast fashion brands like Shein and Temu adapted by shifting production and targeting new markets like Australia. The result is an even faster, cheaper, and more exploitative fashion system with hidden environmental and human costs. Trump-era tariffs on Chinese goods failed to slow fast fashion and instead redirected production to lower-cost countries.
Textiles Recycling Expo 2025 Sets the Tone for Europe’s Circular Textile Future

2 weeks ago | texfash.com | Sebastian Schmidt

The first edition of the Textiles Recycling Expo 2025 in Brussels brought together innovators, brands, policymakers, and recyclers to accelerate circularity in textiles. With cutting-edge recycling technologies on display and calls for robust EU policy frameworks, the event spotlighted the need to scale solutions through business model innovation, financing, and regulatory clarity.
Decarbonisation or Decline: The Crossroads Facing Bangladesh’s Garment Export Sector

2 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

Bangladesh’s garment industry faces mounting pressure to decarbonise amid regulatory shifts and brand climate commitments. Yet, financing, energy infrastructure, and governance gaps hinder progress. A new Apparel Impact Institute report has outlined the critical enablers required for a just transition, from policy reform to capacity building. AII President and CEO Lewis Perkins throws light on programmatic investment and long-term collaboration to future-proof the sector in Bangladesh.
Inside Cetia’s Breakthroughs in Shoe Dismantling and Textile Sorting Technologies

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

As circularity becomes central to the textile industry, French recycling innovator Cetia is streamlining disassembly and sorting through cutting-edge automation. Leading this transformation is Director Chloé Salmon Legagneur, whose team is developing intelligent systems that dismantle shoes, sort garments, and prepare materials for high-quality recycling—critical for scaling circular solutions across both footwear and fashion supply chains.
How Aware Is Reinventing Textile Traceability with Blockchain and Tracers

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

By integrating physical tracers with blockchain-backed data, Aware offers brands and producers verifiable proof of origin, enabling compliance, circularity, and transparency—particularly crucial as regulatory frameworks like the UPV Textiles Act take hold globally. Koen Warmerdam, Co-founder and Brand Director of Aware, shares insights into how the company is transforming textile sustainability using a phygital traceability system.
Policy Patchwork: How Regulatory Gaps Are Sabotaging Europe's Circular Textile Ambitions

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

Despite separate textile collection becoming mandatory across EU member states from January 2025, fragmented implementation and enforcement gaps undermine circular economy progress. Industry experts reveal how regulatory inconsistencies and misaligned policies are preventing meaningful recycling outcomes across European markets. Infrastructure limitations and regulatory fragmentation prevent effective textile waste collection despite ambitious EU targets.
Beyond Chemical Promises: Why Textile Recycling Needs a Technology Reality Check

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

Chemical recycling attracts billions in investment promises while proven mechanical methods remain underutilised. With 73% of collected textile waste still landfilled or incinerated globally, industry experts question whether technological tunnel vision is preventing immediate impact and realistic circularity solutions. Advanced sorting technologies could create maximum impact across recycling value chains by optimising material routing.
The Recycling Crisis: Industry Barriers and Solutions - Recycling Crisis

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

Recycling Crisis 2 June 2025 Europe's textile recycling industry faces unprecedented challenges despite growing waste volumes and regulatory pressure. Leading industry experts reveal critical gaps in traceability, technology deployment, and policy implementation that threaten circular economy ambitions across the continent.
The Data Divide: How Traceability Gaps Are Crushing Textile Recycling Economics

3 weeks ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

Europe's textile recycling industry generates only €1.54 billion annually despite processing millions of tonnes of waste, highlighting systemic economic challenges. Industry experts reveal how data invisibility and traceability gaps create cascading costs that undermine commercial viability and prevent meaningful circularity at scale. Recyclers absorb hidden costs from unverified textile inputs, forcing competition on price rather than environmental impact.
We’re Not Waiting for Perfect Solutions; We’re Moving Now with Tools Available: H&M

1 month ago | texfash.com | Subir Ghosh

As the fashion industry struggles to firm up a roadmap towards decarbonisation, one of the players that has been pro-active in trying to clean up its supply chain is the H&M Group. Kim Hellström, Senior Sustainability Manager, Climate at the Group speaks at length about the challenges in decarbonising the supply chain. The challenge of implementing renewable electricity in a brand's product cost is more of a business challenge than it is a sustainability challenge.