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Compliance
Sustainable supply chain management-related compliance practices are being widely adopted along with international social accountability standards. This will make sure that your brand is in adherence to legal and social obligations, including work conditions, garment quality, environmental impacts, and human rights
What are the important compliances used in the apparel industry?
In recent years, the fashion industry has come under increasing scrutiny for its impact on the environment and labor practices. As consumers become more aware of these issues, they are beginning to demand change.
The apparel industry retailers will require certain compliances by the designated authorities of the industry, like GRS, OEKO TEX, and ISO. Any manufacturer or supplier in the sustainable fashion industry needs these certifications to prove their worth and stand out from the market full of manufacturers who use sub-standard practices.
Here are some trends that we can expect to see in the coming years:
Sustainable Fashion
One of the biggest issues facing the fashion industry is the environmental impact of textile production. As a result, we can expect to see a shift towards a more sustainable approach.
Transparency
Brands that are able to provide information like where their clothes are made, who made them, and under what conditions will be more likely to earn the trust of their customers.
Compliance with Labor Standards
Fashion factories have long been known to exploit workers but in the future, we can expect to see more fashion factories that comply with labor standards and provide fair wages and safe working conditions for their employees.
Circular Fashion
Circular fashion is an approach to fashion design and production that prioritizes the use of sustainable materials, minimizes waste, and extends the life of garments.
Technology
Consumers are demanding more transparency and accountability, and technology is enabling companies to meet these expectations. Advances in technology are making it easier for fashion factories to implement sustainable and ethical practices.
In conclusion, we can look forward to a future of apparel where fashion factories are not only profitable but also compliant with ethical and sustainable standards. This will require a shift towards greater transparency, compliance, circular fashion, prioritizing workers’ rights, safety, sustainability, and the adoption of new technologies.