23/07/2018
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immago client Samal Singh wows audiences at Fiji Fashion Week 2018
Designing since 2009, Samal Singh introduced his Guilty menswear range in 2016, showcasing his latest collection at this year's Fiji Fashion Awards.
18/06/2018
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Clothing labelling laws – what you can and cannot write on labels
When it comes to clothing labelling laws, you can't just write any old thing. Under consumer law there are strict rules & regulations about what can and cannot go on a garment's label...
07/06/2018
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immago – the story behind our new brand
We are excited to announce the rebranding of our company from Image Label Systems to immago! Read the story of our rebranding here, why we did it, how we chose the new name, and what it means for the future.
22/05/2018
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Why it’s time to rethink the clothing and textile industry
The textile industry is one of the most important businesses in the world. If you think we’re exaggerating, try imagining a world without clothes… Globally, almost half a billion people are employed somewhere along the clothing chain, with the production of cotton alone accounting for...
17/05/2018
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How fast fashion and low prices are causing waste and pollution
The ‘fast fashion’ phenomenon means faster turn around, lower prices, and disposable clothing, which, while great for the consumer, means more waste and pollution.
18/04/2018
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The fashion industry and UN team up for sustainable development
Almost 40 representatives of some of the biggest brands on the planet met at the United Nations COP23 summit in Bonn to discuss what can be done in the industry about climate change.
20/03/2018
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The hidden impact of China’s pollution crackdown globally
China is clamping down on pollution and they're not messing around, closing factories and arresting people. But what impact will this have on the textile industry, and the global market in general?
13/02/2018
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Andrea Moore becomes the latest Kiwi fashion brand to fail
Half a dozen established fashion brands closed permanently in New Zealand in 2017. Why? We take a look at the reasons behind this disturbing trend.
22/12/2017
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