Fashion

Dressing Through El Niño: Confronting The Curse of Nature

The Apparel Digest Report El Niño is quietly disrupting fashion from the supply chain to the wardrobe. As heatwaves grow longer and seasons blur, brands and consumers alike are rethinking...

Elite Eleven: Australia’s Homegrown Challenger Reshaping the Athleisure and Retail MarketRafiad Ruhi

Australia’s own challenger brand is quietly redefining what modern athleisure looks like. In a retail environment dominated by...

The Motifs Stitched into the World Cup

The Apparel Digest Report The 2026 FIFA World Cup is as much a showcase of culture as it is...

Bangladesh’s main industry is battered by blackouts and rising costs: A crisis may loom

The Economist Report Getting angry Photograph: Getty Images The WAR that America and Israel launched on Iran may be over, but...

World Cup Fever Brings Bangladesh’s Jersey Market to Life

Dewan Mashuq Uz Zaman FIFA World Cup has created a surge in Bangladesh’s jersey market, with fans driving demand...
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Sami Alam from Bangladesh makes waves in the French fashion scene

On 23 October the fashion capital of the world, Paris, was left in awe as it was treated to an immersive journey showcasing Bangladeshi...

Can’t beat a classic: Why cardigans are your timeless winter wardrobe essentials

The '90s gave the cardigan a bad rep. Straight cut and shapeless, it had an odd penchant for making the wearer look bulky. Fortunately,...

Global fashion brands say to raise buying prices for Bangladesh-made clothes

Global fashion retailers including H&M (HMb.ST) and Gap (GPS.N) are committed to raising purchase prices for Bangladesh-made clothing to help factories there offset higher...

US retailers stuck with overstock

As the holiday shopping season approaches, major USA retailers from Dollar General to Walmart and Macy's could be burdened with too much stock for a second straight...
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