February 20, 2026
Apparel, Fashion, Retail

Nike’s Aero-FIT: A Breakthrough Cooling Technology Made From 100% Textile Waste

Nike has introduced Aero-FIT, its most advanced cooling technology to date, engineered to deliver more than double the airflow of traditional Nike athletic apparel and help athletes perform at their peak in increasingly extreme conditions. Designed to move more air between skin and fabric, Aero-FIT enhances sweating efficiency and keeps athletes dry as temperatures rise.
Special Report

Removal of QCOs: A Big Relief For Textile Industry & A Step Towards Competitive Growth

By prioritizing ease of doing business and reducing input costs, the move to rescind QCOs strengthens India’s global trade credibility and sets the stage for faster growth, greater innovation and more inclusive development, writes Sandeep Dangi, BE (Tex. Technology), MBA In a landmark decision welcomed across India’s manufacturing sectors, the Government of India has
Sustainability

EU Council And Parliament Agree On Simplified Deforestation-Free Regulation

The European Council’s presidency and the European Parliament have reached a provisional political agreement on a targeted revision of the EU regulation on deforestation-free products (EUDR). The revision is designed to simplify implementation and postpone the application date, giving companies, traders and authorities additional time to prepare. The regulation will now
Apparel, Fashion, Retail

Puma Opens Largest European Flagship Store On London’s Oxford Street

Puma has opened its biggest European flagship store on London’s Oxford Street, bringing the brand’s latest products, technologies and immersive experiences directly to consumers in one of Europe’s busiest retail destinations. Located near Selfridges and Bond Street Tube Station, the 24,000 sq. ft. store showcases Puma’s leading performance innovations—including its NITRO