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Source Debates Returns with Unfiltered Conversations on AI, Supply Chains and the Future of Fashion
Source Debates Returns with Unfiltered Conversations on AI, Supply Chains and the Future of Fashion
Source Fashion’s thought-provoking Source Debates stage will return for the July 2026 edition with a programme designed to tackle some of the biggest questions facing the fashion industry today. Taking place from 7–9 July at Excel London, the interactive stage will bring together industry experts, buyers, manufacturers and thought leaders to explore the challenges, contradictions and opportunities shaping the future of fashion sourcing and production.
Returning after its absence from the January edition, Source Debates has been created to encourage open discussion around the issues keeping fashion businesses awake at night. From artificial intelligence and overproduction to regulation, circularity, supply chain resilience and consumer behaviour, the programme is designed to challenge assumptions, provoke new thinking and help businesses navigate an increasingly complex operating environment.
Texprocil webinar: UKMarket Entry for Indian Home Textile Exporters
Texprocil webinar: UKMarket Entry for Indian Home Textile Exporters
Beyond Tariffs: Winning the UK and European Home Textile Buyer in 2026
The UK and European home textile markets are undergoing a significant transformation, creating fresh opportunities for Indian exporters. While discussions around Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and tariff reductions often dominate industry conversations, successful market entry today depends on far more than pricing advantages.
The combined home textile market across key European economies and the UK represents a substantial business opportunity. However, buyers are becoming increasingly selective, seeking suppliers who can offer reliability, sustainability, innovation, and category expertise alongside competitive pricing.
83rd National Garment Fair (NGF) - Kids Wear Show: June 2026
the 83rd National Garment Fair (NGF) - Kids Wear Show being organised by The Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) as below:
Date : 22nd June 2026
Time : 10:30 AM
Venue : Bombay Exhibition Centre, Goregaon East
Widely regarded as India’s largest and most anticipated apparel trade fair, CMAI’s 83rd National Garment Fair – Kids wear is being held from 22–24 June 2026, at the Bombay Exhibition Centre.
Why Corporate Fashion & Uniforms Will Lead Sustainability Adoption Faster Than Retail
Why Corporate Fashion & Uniforms Will Lead Sustainability Adoption Faster Than Retail
The modern age is dominated by conversations and trends which shift in a heartbeat. As a result, fast fashion continues to conquer retail shelves, as brands introduce endless collections in tune with seasons at the same time making sure the collections are influencer- approved, relevant as per social media buzz and western influences.
While sustainability has been a growing trend across the fashion industry, its adoption by massive retailers remains uncertain owing to the hyper-dynamic nature of the industry. At the same time, there remains a massive opportunity for sustainability to pave its way into the corporate fashion and uniform space. Even though there has been some progress in this direction, the scale of accelerating uptake can help present a significant breakthrough in solidifying this shift as a mainstream reality and in spotlighting India at the forefront of the sustainable apparel paradigm.
CITI – BCI WOMEN IN SUSTAINABLE COTTON FARMING AWARDS
CITI – BCI WOMEN IN SUSTAINABLE COTTON FARMING AWARDS
Celebrating women who are transforming cotton farming through sustainability, leadership, and innovation.
CITI TEXTILE SUSTAINABILITY AWARDS 2026
Bharat Tex 2026
TEXTILES | FASHION | SUSTAINABILITY
Beyond Tariffs: Winning the UK & European Textile Buyer in the New FTA Era
Beyond Tariffs: Winning the UK & European Textile Buyer in the New FTA Era
TEXPROCIL Webinar: UK Home Textile - 12th June, 2026
Key Speaker
Ms. Samrudii Sharma, a senior EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) commercial leader with over 15 years of experience managing retail and distribution partnerships across the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Middle East, and North Africa delivered a very impressive presentation sharing actionable and measurable guides and insights. Very, very brief.
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