This article explores the numerous ways artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the fashion and textile industries. From data analysis and personalized marketing to smart manufacturing and sustainability, AI is playing a crucial role in shaping the future of these sectors. The article discusses AI's applications in areas such as trend forecasting, automated design tools, Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), quality control, and intelligent textiles. It also highlights the role of AI in promoting sustainable practices, such as circular fashion models, eco-friendly materials, and waste reduction. The article concludes by addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by AI's integration into the fashion and textile industries, emphasizing the potential for innovation, efficiency, and sustainability.

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The aim of writing this article is to talk about the ongoing trend of sustainable clothing. Despite sustainability being in a positive image for so many reasons, there are still major factors that are responsible for why we can say that sustainable fashion has a long way to be called "Inclusive". The working of sustainable brands also makes us interrogate, how relevant it is to call them "sustainable" if it is not accessible to all.

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In the company, the whole sales analysis process was done manually using the erase-rewrite method in their style sheets to update the sales data after evaluating the heavy-looking excel data and then used to determine the best and poor seller products within a span of time.

The Manthan Dashboard only provided them with the overall sales of the multiple store outlets and the total sales of the Ladies Ethnic Wear. Hence, Analysing the Sales performance within the brand was difficult at the category and article level.

So, we transformed this traditional process by developing an Interactive Excel Dashboard using VBA coding and excel formulas which is dynamic in nature and depicts the best and poor seller product information with a single click. With the help of the dynamic dashboard, we have developed the range for SS’22 (HIT 2). The main findings were that we can easily analyze the sales performance of the previous year and plan for the next year. The result of this project was very fruitful and due to the dynamic nature of the dashboard, it can be implemented into any company by manipulating the source data.

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Design is about progress. It is the conceptualization and creation of new things: the outcome may be a product, service, process, or combination also. The textile design comprises both surface design and structural design. Structural designs are intrinsic parts of materials. They are created through the manipulation of fabrications, color, or texture. Structural design created through fabrication depends on the use of color and texture in the yarns forming loops or interlacing patterns in the fabric whereas the surface design is created by embroidery, appliqué, printing, quilting, or other forms of fabric decoration. In this article, the focus is applied to surface design.

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The research report here examines awareness among people about the Indian apparel sizing system in accordance with the universal sizing system. Also, a questionnaire provided at the end of the article would help people volunteering to collect anthropometric data on behalf of any organization.

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Fashion and consumer choice are an ever-moving and changing strength so it does no longer make feel for the colouration forecasting manner to be stagnant in its technique to trend prediction.

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This guide explores traditional craft clusters from Bhagalpur, India, its organization, working, peculiar methods of weaving, handloom processes, and the industry constraints, in conjunction with textile and allied products.

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Different kinds of narrow fabrics such as ribbons, laces, cords, tapes, labels, webbings, wicks, elastics, ropes, straps, trims, fringes, lanyards, etc. may be crafted out of different kinds of materials such as leather, cotton, polyester, Teflon, rubber, jute, nylon, fiberglass, and beads for Luggage manufacturing.

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