Sachin Tendulkar-backed SRT10 Athleisure, also known as Ten X You, is planning a global expansion after establishing its brand in India. The company aims to build a ₹100-150 crore business in two to three years, leveraging strong interest from the Middle East and UK.

Australia’s apparel imports fell 2.18 per cent to Au$2.192 billion in July–August 2025 as inflation and cautious retail restocking curbed demand.
In contrast, textile yarn and fabric imports rose 2.19 per cent, signalling steady domestic production.
Textile fibre exports declined 7.03 per cent, reflecting weaker global demand and lower raw material prices.

Levi Strauss & Co has reported net revenues of $1.5 billion in Q3 FY25, up 7 per cent YoY, led by strong growth in Asia (12 per cent), the Americas (6 per cent), and Europe (5 per cent).
Net income rose to $122 million, with DTC sales up 11 per cent.
The company raised its FY25 outlook, projecting 3 per cent revenue growth and higher EPS of $1.27–1.32.

Eternz, the innovative jewellery marketplace, has successfully raised pre-series A funding led by Multiply Venture partners, along with several other investors. This significant investment will fuel the company’s ambition to enhance its leadership team and upgrade its technology infrastructure.

The Textile Ministry has revised its Production Linked Incentive Scheme for textiles. Key changes include expanding eligible products, halving minimum investment requirements, and reducing the incremental turnover criteria. These amendments aim to lower entry barriers and encourage more companies to invest. The application portal is now open until December 31, 2025, to foster wider industry participation and growth.

The Indian luxury market is experiencing a significant boom this wedding season, with sales projected to increase by 30-50%. Retailers are observing a more stylized approach to weddings, with increased demand for occasion wear, designer apparel, and premium gifting options. This trend is driving higher average billings across various luxury categories.

Mexico’s apparel sourcing landscape is shifting as China’s market share has dropped from 50 per cent in 2022 to 38.52 per cent in 2025.
Vietnam has gained momentum, emerging as the second-largest supplier, while Bangladesh, Cambodia, and India are strengthening their foothold.
The trend highlights Mexico’s move towards diversified, resilient, and sustainable supply chains.

China’s role as the backbone of the global textile supply chain remains decisive.
Between 2018 and 2024, Chinese exports to Vietnam grew nearly 19 per cent annually.
Goods deemed to be routed via transshipment can still attract a 40 per cent US levy.
China’s investments in Southeast Asia’s four largest economies have quadrupled over the past decade.

NITI Aayog’s quarterly trade watch report has called for tariff reforms and non-leather footwear production, among other recommendations, to boost India’s footwear industry, which has seen a drop in market share globally.
India’s share of the $281.76-billion global leather and footwear exports market was 1.85 per cent in 2024, at par with its 2-per cent share in 2004.

PVH Corp has appointed Patricia Gabriel as chief supply chain officer and global head of operations, succeeding David Savman, who will focus on his role as global brand president, Calvin Klein.
Gabriel joins in Q4 from Capri Holdings, where she led supply chains for Michael Kors, Jimmy Choo and Versace.
She will report to CEO Stefan Larsson and be based in New York.