Search Results - subject:"Textilindustrie"

Why was India able to beat Britain at jute but not cotton textile manufacturing?

Nagar, Alex - 2026

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A protocol-based approach to sustainability in the textile and apparel industry : The LACE model

Ianniello, Sara; Cricelli, Livio; Strazzullo, Serena - 2026

Sustainability represents a pressing challenge for the textile and apparel (T&A) industry, driving a fast-growing but highly fragmented research stream. To tackle this issue, the study proposes a novel methodology, the LACE (Literature Analysis for thematic Classification and Evidence via topic...

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Structural dependence of the textile and clothing industry in Bangladesh : a comparative input-output analysis with Vietnam and Pakistan

Sayedur, Rahman Mohammad; Masum, Md; Ullah, Muhammad Shariat - 2026

This study examines the structural dependence of Bangladesh's textile and clothing industry (TCI) within the national production system and benchmarks it against Vietnam and Pakistan. Using an input-output framework, the analysis quantifies economy-wide losses in total output and gross value...

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Circular Shirt Builder : an apparel configurator to support healthier consumption boundaries in the textiles circular economy

O'Nascimento, Ricardo; Petreca, Bruna; Seaton, Morag; … - 2026

The fashion industry faces urgent challenges related to overconsumption, material waste, and consumer detachment from garment lifecycles. While circular economy (CE) principles offer a promising alternative, strategies that actively engage consumers in circular practices remain underexplored....

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The impact of circular economy policies on business models within global value chains : a study of the French textile industry

Curran, Louise; Joltreau, Thibaut - 2026

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Why did the industrialization of cotton spinning happen so early in Switzerland (1801-1848)?

Herger, Nils - 2026

This paper examines the remarkably early development of Switzerland's cotton-spinning industry. The corresponding history differs in crucial ways from the British case by occurring in a landlocked country without colonies or domestic coalfields. Nevertheless, Switzerland’s pioneering...

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Extended producer responsibility fees on clothing : would consumers notice?

Fisher, Gerrard; Bull, Kristina; Downing, Phil; Taylor, … - 2026

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) on clothing and textiles is a relatively new policy adopted by several countries, with others expected to follow in the future. Extended Producer Responsibility leverages fees on products at the point of sale to raise funds to invest in national waste...

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Addressing significant carbon footprint and cross-boundary leakage of textile and apparel industries in 21 South China cities

Pan, Lin; Wu, Junliang; Liang, Yuhan; Chen, Shaoqing; … - 2026

Reducing carbon emissions in textile and apparel industries is challenging owing to their complex and energy-intensive supply chains. Although these two sectors remain economically vital to many Chinese cities, their climate impacts, shaped by evolving consumption patterns and industrial...

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Evolutionary pathway of sōgō shōsha's internationalization in the textile and apparel industries

Isozaki, Yoko - 2025

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Green merchandising of textiles and apparel in a circular economy : recent trends, framework, challenges and future prospects towards sustainability

Rahaman, Md. Tareque; Khan, Md. Shakib Hossain - 2025

The textile and apparel industries have experienced the arrival of the sustainable fashion revolution, which symbolizes a significant switch towards improving green innovations and lessening environmental effects. As industries highlight sustainability through eco-friendly apparel merchandising...

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