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U.S. jeans imports slowed their pace again in August as companies backed off their intake that saw first half gains reach 42.63 percent.

New Jeans, Please: America Imported $2B+ Worth of Denim Through June

Haus of Strauss Mexico City

Levi’s Opens Haus of Strauss in Mexico City

A leader in the Mexican textile industry for 95 years, Grupo Kaltex recently joined the U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol.

Grupo Kaltex Reaffirms its Commitment to a More Aware Textile Industry

Polybion's Mexico factory will scale up the production of a sustainable fashion-ready cellulosic material derived from agro-industrial food waste.

Leather Alternative Scales in World’s First Bacterial Cellulose Facility

Merchants made a strong push to stay on top of denim’s strong retail run in January, importing $308 million in jeans, a 22.5 percent rise.

US Jeans Imports Sailed to 22.5% Hike in January

Mexico has emerged as a key player in furniture manufacturing, with a vast workforce and proximity to the U.S.

Amid Bottlenecks, Furniture Manufacturers Look Closer to Home

U.S. denim apparel imports declined nearly 25 percent to a value $2.8 billion in 2020, with demand hit by the pandemic's economic impact.

Bangladesh, Mexico Boosted US Jeans Imports in 2021

Mexico’s Ministry of Culture accuses Junya Watanabe of cultural appropriation in its Fall/Winter 2022 men’s collection featuring serapes.

Mexican Ministry Slams Junya Watanabe for Using Traditional Mexican Serapes

Consultant Carmen Artigas examines Oaxaca’s indigo shortage and warns that other crops could be at risk.

What Will it Take to Preserve Indigo in Mexico?

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