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Description of India’s Textile and Apparel Sector

2017
A fiber is a particle, whose length is much greater than its thickness. Yarn is a continuous, often plied, strand composed of either fibers or filaments. A fabric is a material which is pliable, in short. All the processes involved in manufacturing fabrics from a bunch of fibers can be collectively termed as “textile industry”.
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Contribution of the Textile and Apparel Sector

2023
Sumedha Majumder, Shelly De (Pandit)
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The Transformation of the Textile and Apparel Sector After NAFTA

2020
Based on the preparation of a database that estimates production output numbers, working hours, and their ratio for 5 branches and 27 categories of economic activity, this chapter analyses the evolution of the textile industry in Mexico in the 1994–2008 period, placing particular emphasis on the effects that the insertion of its main activities in ...
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Industry 4.0 Revolution in Clothing and Apparel Sector: Smart Apparel Factory Proposal

2019
Son teknolojik yeniliklerle birlikte, Endüstri 4.0 olarak adlandırılan endüstriyel devrim ışığında akıllı fabrika vizyonunun gerçekleştirilmesine imkan sağlanmıştır. Endüstri 4.0, ülkemizin lokomotif sektörü olarak adlandırılan ve emek yoğun bir sektör olan hazır giyim ve konfeksiyon sektöründeki tüm üretim süreçlerini ve iş modellerini değiştirmek ...
GÖKALP, Ebru, GÖKALP, Mert Onuralp, EREN, P. Erhan   +2 more
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Sector Case Study: Apparel

2014
Staritz, Cornelia, Frederick, Stacey
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Analysing barriers of sustainable supply chain in apparel & textile sector: A hybrid ISM-MICMAC and DEMATEL approach

Cleaner Logistics and Supply Chain, 2022
Sumit Gupta, M L Meena, G S Dangayach
exaly  

The Race to the Middle: Profits and Private Regulation in the Apparel Sector

Despite strong consumer demand for ethically sourced products, most firms avoid the most rigorous labor monitoring approaches in favor of symbolic compliance measures. We identify three interconnected market failures that explain this puzzle: a compliance equivalence bias in which consumers cannot differentiate between monitoring approaches that vary ...
Emmanuel Teitelbaum, Aparna Ravi
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U. S. Apparel Sector

2019
Shu Yang, Barry K. Goodwin
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Beyond audit: the regulatory legitimacy of multi-stakeholder initiatives in the apparel sector

Australian Journal of Human Rights, 2023
Nana Frishling
exaly  

The politics of labour relations in global production networks: Collective action, industrial parks, and local conflict in the Ethiopian apparel sector

World Development, 2021
Florian Schaefer, Carlos Oya
exaly