The apparel industry is yet to work out how to deal with the “forever chemicals” ban.

Problem after problem awaits the apparel industry, especially when New York and California have set a ban on clothes with “forever chemicals” or PFAS starting from January 1. Most of these substances are very resistant to environmental degradation and are highly toxic to human health. VF Corp has set the goal pf eliminating all PFAS by March 2026, while other brands such as L.L.Bean, Columbia Sportswear Company, and Patagonia have said that their new products will contain no added PFAS at all. The problem is the older stock containing these chemicals creates challenges in markets that have the bans in place. There are substantial operational challenges essential for segregation of inventories and reorganizing supply chain to accommodate the new rules within the fashion industry. Apparel Industry Magazine again maintains close observation as the industry adapts to these new measurements in sustainability.

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