June/July 2019

Issue #91

Features
With blockchain snapping at its heels, what does the future hold for traditional ‘physical’ traceability?
Advances in artificial intelligence, advanced analytics and new digital technologies could reboot the fashion sector.
Opinion
Phil Patterson gives a humorous review of common examples of greenwash in the textile industry.
Google and Stella McCartney’s new partnership offers both a plethora of rewards and substantial risks.
News
The Union of Concerned Researchers in Fashion holds the apparel sector to account on misguided and hollow rhetoric.
Kingpins attendees welcomed a decision by the organisers to mandate environmental and social standards for exhibitors at the denim show.
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