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They discuss the challenges in the apparel industry, including the skills gap, labour availability, and the inefficiencies of traditional sewing methods.

The global manufacturing landscape is in flux. As trade policies remain unpredictable, geopolitical risks rise, and consumers demand speed and sustainability, brands are rethinking how and where their supply chains operate.

CreateMe is pioneering robots to make clothes. Cam Myers is the founder and in this conversation, we get to pick apart all kinds of things about what they are doing to make this possible.

A technology company focused on automating the assembly of apparel using adhesive technology.

The latest round of Trump tariffs is about to land Thursday, and the tech industry is getting ready to feel the impact.

Up Close is Sourcing Journal’s regular check-in with industry executives to get their take on topics ranging from their company’s latest moves to personal style.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Wednesday released his “AI Action Plan,” as promised in a January executive order.

Myers shares insights on the challenges faced in automating clothing manufacturing, the benefits of using adhesives over traditional sewing methods, and the potential for reshoring production in response to changing tariffs.

The proposed 125% tariff hike on Chinese footwear was rolled back on May 12, but the warning was enough to force a reset across the industry.

The story of American textile manufacturing has long been shaped by labor economics and shifting trade policies.