The fashion supply chain in 2025 is no longer reacting to disruption—it is being actively re-engineered. From digitally native brands to legacy players, there is a growing realization: success now hinges on how intelligently a brand produces, not just what it produces.

In a world standing at the threshold of transformation, color becomes more than a visual language—it becomes a vessel for meaning. The Autumn/Winter 2025–2026 season emerges not with whispers, but with a bold, deliberate shift

As the global fashion industry enters a period of intense disruption and reinvention in 2025, it’s clear that the next era will be defined by more than just trends and aesthetics.

Amid global economic uncertainties, Vietnam’s exports to the United States reaching nearly $120 billion in 2024 marks not only a significant trade milestone but also highlights the country’s increasing influence in global supply chains.

In the ever-evolving world of global fashion manufacturing, Vietnam has solidified its position as a dominant force. With industry giants like Nike, Adidas, Uniqlo, and H&M shifting their production to Vietnam, the country has become a key player in the global supply chain.

Tweed is making a bold comeback in 2025 with a modern twist, redefining its place in Fall/Winter Ready-to-Wear collections. Tweed Luxe emerges as a symbol of seasonal elegance, blending high-quality materials with contemporary designs, making it a must-have for both street style and office wear.

Vietnam’s textile and garment exports totaled US$3.19 billion in January 2025, reflecting a 5.81% month-on-month decline, according to the General Department of Customs.

As the curtains close on the Spring/Summer 2025 fashion weeks in Paris, Milan, London, and New York, a new wave of trends emerges, redefining warm-weather dressing.

Overcoming competition, Vietnam's textile and garment export turnover is estimated to reach $44 billion. With this result, Vietnam ranks second in the world after India, paving the way for future growth. The tide has "turned."

Vietnam's textile and garment industry is entering 2025 with many positive signals. Many enterprises have signed production contracts until the end of Q1 2025 and are continuing negotiations for Q2.

As Trump expanded tariffs, including a 10% levy on Chinese imports, experts stressed the need to close loopholes and prevent evasion to uphold trade policy effectiveness.

Vietnam’s textile and garment sector continues to be a magnet for foreign direct investment (FDI), with over $37 billion pouring into the industry, according to the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS).

Vietnam has become one of the world’s top destinations for garment and textile manufacturing, attracting major fashion brands like H&M, The North Face, and ZARA.

In the ever-evolving world of men’s fashion, tailoring has always stood as a symbol of sophistication, craftsmanship, and tradition. However, as modern consumers demand greater comfort, flexibility, and adaptability, a new trend has emerged—Invertebrate Tailoring.

Vietnam’s garment and textile industry, a cornerstone of the nation’s export economy, is undergoing a transformative digital shift to meet modern challenges.

With just two weeks left before the next round of men’s fashion collections hits the runways, I took a moment to revisit and expand our spring menswear trends, integrating key looks from the recent ready-to-wear shows.

Vietnam has emerged as the largest textile-garment exporter to the U.S. in the first five months of 2024, surpassing China for the top spot. Notably, Vietnam also recorded the highest export growth rate among the world’s top three textile-garment exporters

Northern Europe includes countries such as Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Finland where consumers always prioritize environmentally friendly and socially responsible products.

Denim, the timeless fabric synonymous with style and comfort, is experiencing a major resurgence in 2025. This season, designers are reimagining classic styles, blending modern elements with vintage influences.

In the ever-changing world of fashion, timeless classics thought to be forgotten are making a powerful comeback, bringing a fresh perspective. In 2025, vintage fashion and thrifting culture emerge as symbols of personal style, sustainability, and a love for all things nostalgic