EasiTex / Published intelligence

The industry, in focus.

Research, reporting, and practical context for the textile and fashion export industry.

01

Hello

Hello

02

2026 State of Sustainable Textiles: Report Takeaways

The major industry reports this year converge on three themes: regulatory pressure, traceability investment, and greenwashing crackdowns.

03

Upcoming Webinar: EU Textile Rules Explained for Exporters

A plain-language walkthrough of the EU regulatory landscape for textile and fashion exporters — and what to prepare in the next 12 months.

04

Digital Product Passports: The Fashion Industry's Next Compliance Frontier

The EU's Digital Product Passport will affect every fashion exporter selling into Europe. A plain-language overview of what it is and who it applies to.

05

Life Cycle Assessment for Textile Factories: Where to Start

LCA sounds like an enterprise-only exercise, but even a screening-level assessment delivers real value. A starter roadmap for manufacturers.

06

AI-Based Defect Detection Is Reshaping Textile Quality Control

Computer vision systems now catch fabric defects that human inspectors miss. Here is what exporters need to know before investing.

07

Export Documentation Errors: The Costly Mistakes Exporters Keep Making

Most customs delays trace back to a handful of repeated documentation mistakes. A checklist of the ones that cause the most damage.

08

Recycled Polyester vs. Organic Cotton: Comparing the Footprint Stories

Two of the most marketed sustainable fibers have very different footprint profiles. A comparison based on what the evidence actually shows.

09

Reducing Water and Chemical Load in Dyeing: Practical First Steps

Dyeing and finishing dominate a mill's environmental footprint. Incremental changes that cut water, chemical, and energy use without capital overhaul.

10

Extended Producer Responsibility for Textiles: What Exporters Need to Know

EPR schemes for textiles are spreading across major markets. How they work, who pays, and how they reach exporters through brand requirements.