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Nigeria lanceert nieuw programma om katoen-, textiel- en kledingindustrie nieuw leven in te blazen
The Federal Government of Nigeria is launching a new initiative to revitalize its Cotton, Textile and Garment (CTG) industry. The aim is to reposition the sector as a center for employment, industrial growth and export market competitiveness. The programme, also known as the National Cotton, Textile and Garment Industrial Transformation Program (NCTG-ITP), is a practical implementation of Nigeria’s industrial policy. The country has the production capacity, skilled labor and market potential to rebuild the textile industry. This reduces dependence on imports and stimulates inclusive economic growth. The first phase of the program included a six-month pilot project, during which ten…
Madrid – In an unprecedented turn for both the development of the fashion house and the image of Spain’s national A football teams, luxury house Loewe and the Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) today announce a long-term partnership. Loewe becomes the new ‘official tailor’ of the national A teams. This role will start in 2026 and last for the next four years. Both the management of Loewe and the RFEF emphasize that the fashion house, as the new official sponsor, will dress the players of the Spanish national A-teams for men and women off the field for the next four…
Belgian fashion designer Olivier Theyskens will unveil the first chapter of his new fashion project Boloria on July 5, WWD reports. The presentation takes place on the eve of Paris Couture Week, which takes place in the French capital from 6 to 9 July. The fashion house is supported by the Belgian group We Are One World, organizer of the Tomorrowland festival. Theyskens previously worked for fashion houses such as Rochas and Nina Ricci, and for the American brand Theory. Black and white images have appeared for Boloria in recent months, which, according to the brand, leave room for interpretation.…
Europa dwingt de modewereld tot radicale verandering, en Amsterdam staat in het middelpunt
At a crucial moment for the European textile and fashion industry, the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (HvA) welcomes the international Textile ETP Conference from 26 to 28 May 2026; the European platform for future-proof clothing and textiles. Science and industry in Amsterdam are considering the drastic changes that await the sector, thanks to new European legislation and regulations. The ‘digital product passport’ that Europe is introducing is an example of this. Science and industry are coming together in Amsterdam this month to discuss the need for digitalization and data-driven models for the textile and clothing industry. Because new legislation…
DANTE6 presents a visual transition in which the mysticism of the night and the fresh energy of spring come together. With the launch of the Party & Cocktail and Pre-Spring collection, the Rotterdam label once again sets the standard for the modern woman who strives for a powerful appearance, from sunset to the first morning light. Where the line between occasionwear and everyday luxury is increasingly blurring, DANTE6 brings a powerful duality. The brand combines its signature ‘Modern Presence’ with a deep understanding of materiality and silhouette. ‘Radiant Nights’: An ode to the night The Party & Cocktail collection, launched…
Young adults in Germany experience fashion as a balancing act between individuality and public judgement. This is evident from a representative survey by H&M, conducted by opinion research institute Civey in early 2026 among a thousand German citizens between the ages of eighteen and 35. The results paint an ambivalent picture of contemporary fashion consumption: although 91 percent of respondents indicate that they can freely express their personal style, 54 percent simultaneously feel judged by their clothing. For the industry, the research underlines the growing importance of fashion as a means of communication in an increasingly digital public sphere. Clothing…
On Thursday, June 18, the Central Market Hall in Amsterdam will transform into a catwalk for a new generation of fashion talent. Graduating Fashion & Design students present collections that challenge conventions and reflect on contemporary society. They investigate the changing role of fashion in a rapidly changing world. Buy your tickets here Credits: AMFI Fashion & Design graduation show January 2026, by Sanne Peper The AMFI Fashion & Design graduation show 2026 brings together a new generation of designers. They use fashion as a means to express personal stories, social issues and cultural tensions. The collections continually highlight themes…
E-commerce giant Asos is launching a new shopping app in ChatGPT. The app combines conversational AI, fashion inspiration and shoppable video content for customers in the UK and US. Asos Stylist, developed in collaboration with video commerce platform Bambuser, allows users to search for products, view trends and receive styling advice directly via ChatGPT. The purchase is then completed on Asos’ e-commerce platform. According to the e-tailer, the platform uses Bambuser’s Intelligence Layer technology to convert Asos’ product catalog and video library into machine-readable data. Language models can process this data in real time. The experience includes video content, livestream…
In Roubaix, a new school, the École de la Réparation, is contributing to the revival of traditional expertise in clothing repair. The school responds to the growing demand for fashion education focused on sustainability. Based in the former textile capital of France, the initiative focuses on teaching repair, retouching and restoration techniques for clothing. It is part of a broader movement to extend the life cycle of products and reduce textile waste. According to the school’s website, this program reflects an overall shift in fashion education toward circular design practices and practical sustainability training. The return of repair skills in…
The explosive price increase of official 2026 World Cup shirts drives supporters to counterfeit, which fuels criminal networks.