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The COVID-19 pandemic, for example, helped rapidly shift expectations around acceptable workplace clothing.

The women’s labor force participation rate in India is 32%. After seeing how little opportunity women had to earn money, one Mumbai woman started a company to empower women economically.

One expert told Marketplace that it could take up to 20 years. People would start tapping into textile waste dumps around the world and, of course, their own closets.

The rebrand for the largest baby clothing company in the U.S. comes as the industry contends with tighter budgets and a falling birth rate.

Nate Axvig estimates his company has paid $27,000 in tariff fees, and has received just $3,000 back in refunds.

Vermonter Eve Schaub is attempting to turn flax seeds into a fully-formed garment.

Daisy Camarena is co-founder of D’Fifth Rose, an alteration shop in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The global western boot market has topped $1 billion and is growing, fueled by what industry observers call the “‘Yellowstone’ effect.”

Allbirds is now an AI company. Everlane got bought out by fast-fashion house Shein. The optimism that defined retail in the 2010s has been sold away.

While cotton is a natural fiber, the chemicals that come with processing it can muddy the waters.