Textile Business offers a comprehensive exploration of how the textile industry evolved from basic clothing production to a global force shaping trends and economies. The book examines the industry's historical roots, revealing how advancements like mechanized looms and synthetic dyes revolutionized textile production. Readers will gain insights into the complex business structures and supply chain dynamics that underpin today's market, understanding how the industry balances innovation with sustainability.
The book uniquely integrates historical analysis with contemporary business practices, critically examining the social and environmental impacts of fast fashion and consumerism. It progresses from the historical evolution of textile production, tracing techniques and trade routes, to an analysis of supply chains and manufacturing processes.
Finally, it confronts debates around ethical labor and environmental sustainability, offering potential solutions for a more equitable future. This approach provides a balanced perspective valuable to students, industry professionals, and consumers alike.
