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Making Apparel in America with Pat Stewart of The General Standard.
The Modern Cotton Story
20 minutes 50 seconds
3 years ago
Making Apparel in America with Pat Stewart of The General Standard.
Join us for a terrific program this week as we discuss made-in-america, sustainability, the economy, and changing consumer attitude with Pat Stewart, President of The General Standard (thegeneralstandard.com), a Los Angeles-based apparel company.
In this podcast, we cover a wide range of topics including what Mr. Stewart sees as the major challenges facing the apparel industry as it grapples with sustainability and a challenging economy.
Additionally, we ask Mr. Stewart if he feels made in America has advantages in sustainable production due to shorter supply chains compared to carbon-intensive global supply chains employed by much of the apparel industry today.
This podcast is not to be missed. So, join us to learn more about sustainability and made in America.
Hosted by Ray Daniels of BASF, and interviewed by Bob Antoshak, Gherzi Textile Organization.
The Modern Cotton Story
Learn all about cotton sponsored by BASF's e3 sustainable cotton program. Enjoy interviews and episodes hosted by BASF with key players in the cotton, textile, apparel, and retail industries. Also, listen to the podcast on Instagram and Facebook @e3sustainblecotton.
