Sharp threads, short supply: How a boom in menswear reveals severe market skills gaps

A wave of masculine refinement is surging through fashion, driven by discerning consumers who crave well-made clothes. Fueled by a renewed appreciation for quality and heritage, this isn't just a fleeting fad – analysts predict the global menswear market will hit a staggering 642.95 billion dollars by 2028. But here's the catch: this booming industry faces a critical skills gap. Who will be the tailors, craftsmen and pattern-makers shaping the future of menswear? Can the industry bridge this gap and sustain this growth? The stage is indeed set for growth, but the question remains: who will answer the call?