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According to our analysis, USA will conclude 2021 with US $ 77.67 billion worth of apparels, noting 21.17% Y-o-Y growth. However, the combined value imported in 2021 will still remain below the 2019 figures when USA imported US $ 83.28 billion worth of garments. Read the entire forecast and analysis for detail insights.

As pandemic hit the world, the right chores were touched by the brands in terms of creating a better and sustainable world. The fashion industry has changed at quite a notable speed all these years, pushing physical and virtual worlds to converse more than ever and the main catalyst in this timely conversion have been 3D technologies and tools that are making the future of fashion industry more sustainable. Let’s take a deep dive into this subject.

Innovation In Garment Industry, Impact of Coronavirus on Apparel Industry, Apparel Supply Chain, Work From Home in Apparel Industry

There has been an exponential increase in talks related to smart garment factories or future apparel factories…However, still there are only a few factories that are smart in real sense. It’s true that a number of factories are going for digitisation, but the numbers need to see maturity. What are the reasons? Let’s read in this feature!

The complex nature of apparel product manufacturing has resulted in a lack of trust along the supply chain partners. The journey of products, from raw material to finished goods, often spans multiple geographies, manufacturing sites and agents, and very often courses through ruptured and distrustful networks. Blockchain is a solution.

Interstellar and Apollo 13 – two of the best space movies – have one thing in common - human efforts to survive in space despite technology being there as a helping hand. In the third feature of the series, Team AR tries to decode the ways how integration between human and technology will help the apparel industry grow even better.

Presenting the second feature of our new series based on the themes of much loved/top rated movies that aim at giving the apparel industry a direct message of the subject. Automobile industry has always been a key inspiration for the apparel manufacturing sector; hence this new feature – based on Ford vs Ferrari movie – will take readers down to the lessons that factories can learn from the real story of Ford beating Ferrari in 1960s.

Presenting the second feature of our new series based on the themes of much loved/top rated movies that aim at giving the apparel industry a direct message of the subject. Automobile industry has always been a key inspiration for the apparel manufacturing sector; hence this new feature – based on Ford vs Ferrari movie – will take readers down to the lessons that factories can learn from the real story of Ford beating Ferrari in 1960s.