The International Apparel Federation (IAF) is the world’s leading federation for apparel manufacturers, (SME) brands, their associations, and the supporting industry. IAF’s membership now includes apparel associations and companies from more than 40 countries, a membership that directly and indirectly represents over a hundred thousand companies and over 20 million employees. IAF brings its members together to jointly create stronger, smarter and more sustainable supply chains, it provides its members with valuable information and guidance and it represents its members on several international platforms working incessantly on more industry standardisation and harmonisation, industry collaboration and inclusiveness of solutions.
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Anouk Delfgou2025-04-24 14:55:472025-04-24 14:55:47IAF Position on tariffs
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Anouk Delfgou2024-10-29 20:40:372024-12-05 08:40:36The Launch of Under the Banyan Tree
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Anouk Delfgou2024-09-25 12:15:202024-09-25 12:15:20Reflections on the IAF 39th World Fashion Convention & ITMF Annual Conference in Samarkand, Uzbekistan
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Manufactured Podcasts
- 103. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 1: Welcome to the ConundrumJennifer Wascak is an American lawyer and the co-founder and managing director of Justice In Fashion. Eight years ago, she shifted her focus to business and human rights. During the pandemic, media exposés of the garment industry led her to Leicester to seek justice for the vulnerable. In this episode we explore the ideas, assumptions […]
- 104. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 2: A Community PerspectiveShaista Jakhura is a former garment worker who, in the recent years, has been engaging with apparel workers and the local community in her roles with Leicester City Council, Hope for Justice, and most recently as funding manager for the Garment and Textile Workers Trust. After getting married and moving to the UK around 32 […]
- 105. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 3: A Local Government PerspectiveCouncillor Adam Clarke is a former Deputy Mayor of Leicester City Council. Dr. Martin Quinn is a Reader and a political economist working on regional development and the development of public policy at Lancaster University. We begin by discussing how Leicester, a city that’s seen as a shining example of best practices when it comes […]
- 106. The Curious Case of Leicester Part 4: A Manufacturer’s PerspectiveSajjad Khan, the founder of the Apparel & Textile Manufacturers Federation (ATMF), began his journey in the textile industry when he returned to Leicester to care for his father and help his wife start a manufacturing company, Arisetc Ltd., in 1991. Today, in his role at ATMF, Sajjad helps bring together manufacturers from across the […]
