WednesdaySeptember 17, 20255:30-7:30pm Harvard Club of New York City 35 West 44th StreetNew York, NY 10036 *HFPA Members receive a discounted registration rate. Please email [email protected] for the discount code. The Home Fashions Product Association (HFPA) and Home Textiles Today (HTT) are collaborating to co-host a special event at the Harvard Club of New York […]
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Our May 14 TexTalk brought together industry leaders making groundbreaking strides in sustainable textiles including Andrea Ferris, co-inventor of CiCLO® technology and Co-Founder and CEO of Intrinsic Advanced Materials (IAM); Cheryl Smyre, Vice President of Parkdale Advanced Materials Division; Marci Zaroff, Founder and CEO of ECOfashion Corp, home to sustainable lifestyle brand Farm to Home®;
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Discover what lies ahead for the home textiles industry as the new administration reshapes trade policies impacting manufacturers, retailers, and consumers alike. This timely webinar will dive into the critical changes in tariffs and their ripple effects throughout the supply chain. Key topics include: This session will provide actionable insights to help you prepare for
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The home fashion products industry is navigating global economic changes, tariffs, and supply chain challenges. Today’s CEO Roundtable brought together industry leaders to discuss these timely issues, offering unique insights into how companies can adapt and thrive in an ever-evolving landscape. Challenges in 2025: Tariffs, Freight, and Global Supply Chains As Warren Shoulberg, an award-winning
The Home Fashion Products Association is putting out a call to support those impacted by Hurricane Helene. Through the support of Jannice Cameron-Chapital, we have connected with a American Red Cross chapter in the hard hit area of Asheville, North Carolina. They will coordinate distribution of supplies to those in need. They are looking for
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Dear HFPA Members and Community, Next week marks the start of Home Textiles Market in New York City, an event for which many of you have been diligently preparing! We are hoping for another highly successful event with plenty of opportunities to reconnect, not only with our customers, but also with our global teams and
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2024 HFPA Foundation Fundraiser & Home Excellence Awards! Wednesday, September 18, 20245:30-7:30pm Harvard Club of New York City 35 West 44th Street New York, NY 10036 *HFPA Members receive a discounted registration rate. Please email [email protected] for the discount code. The Home Fashions Product Association (HFPA) and HTT are collaborating to co-host an event at
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Bob Leo joined us for a TexTalk, providing crucial updates on new and ongoing government and regulatory matters. This insightful session delved into various critical topics affecting the home fashion industry, offering attendees valuable information and actionable insights. Leo began by addressing the timely issue of tariffs, highlighting recent developments under the Biden administration. Notably,
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Joe Derochowski, VP of Circana, brought his expertise to the forefront once again in HFPA’s highly anticipated webinar, TEX Talk Textiles Today and Tomorrow. The session dived deep into the challenges and opportunities facing the industry, offering a roadmap for growth in these dynamic times. The Business Landscape: Navigating Challenges and Seizing Opportunities Derochowski highlighted
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December, 2023— HFPA Foundation contributed $15,000 to the Fashion & Textiles Futures Center of Thomas Jefferson University (TJU) and $25,000 to the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT), split between the Textile/Surface Design Department and the Home Products Development Department. A portion of the donations went directly to individual student scholarships and some funds were set
