The Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, explained very well the challenges facing the fashion world with respect to the issue of sustainability: "We are facing a polarized market."
January 2024
The Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, explained very well the challenges facing the fashion world with respect to the issue of sustainability:
“We are facing a polarized market, with on the one hand the exponential growth of luxury, and on the other a trend toward a strong acceleration of fast-fashion, creating a scenario of great complexity. There are many challenges that consumers face in choosing green options, such as lack of collections, high prices, and scarcity of information on product sustainability.”
It is precisely these challenges that we discuss in this issue devoted in particular to two important events that have highlighted difficulties and opportunities that the sector must face or seize in order to continue on the virtuous path that has undoubtedly already moved several steps forward, as witnessed by the initiatives put in place by many companies.
Inside Arsutoria Magazine you will find the latest industry news, photo galleries with shoe, bag and material trends, and interviews with professionals and experts in the world of footwear and leather goods.
There is no more time, the new regulations approved at EU level will affect entire production chains, not just the big names. In order not to lose customers, data must be consciously collected, managed and communicated.
We sum up a brilliant edition of the show dedicated to material and component previews, interviewing the companies present to discover their proposals for the S/S 2025 season.
The Minister of Business and Made in Italy, Adolfo Urso, explained very well the challenges facing the fashion world with respect to the issue of sustainability: "We are facing a polarized market."
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