Despite extensive reports on azo dyes, the development of environmentally benign and multifunctional dye systems tailored for technical textiles remains limited. In this work, a green one-pot multicomponent strategy was employed to synthesize a series of pyrano[2,3-c]pyrazole-based monoazo dyes, which were structurally validated by comprehensive spectroscopic and elemental analyses. The dyes exhibited high exhaustion and fixation on polyester, nylon, and wool fabrics, delivering uniform deep shades with strong color strength, excellent fastness properties, and compatibility with high-temperature dyeing without auxiliary fixation steps. Notably, post-dyeing silver nanoparticle functionalization imparted pronounced and durable antimicrobial activity while preserving chromatic performance.

This paper promotes supply chain performance, sustainability, and Industry 4.0 integration to boost competitiveness. Indonesia's textile industry's competitiveness depends on many factors. Indigenous factors, technology, vertical integration, and global supply networks drive competitiveness. This study uses descriptive data to examine 143 textile workers in Indonesia and provides important context for the sector. It demonstrates that various factors, such as native elements, technical readiness, vertical integration, and global supply chain participation, impact the competitiveness of Indonesia's textile sector. The findings suggest that policymakers and industry leaders should take strategic actions to enhance competitiveness, including encouraging collaboration, technical advancement, and local enterprise, as well as investing in technology, vertical integration, and global networking. Despite its cross-sectional approach and contextual complexity, the study is believed to enhance the competitiveness of the global textile industry. Our guidelines help stakeholders make strategic decisions that utilize regional strengths, adopt cutting-edge technologies, and integrate into global supply networks. Subsequent studies can examine industry differences and how these links change. This research helps Indonesian textile industry stakeholders make competitive decisions.

The objective of this paper is to assess the impact of corporate social responsibility (CSR) on the financial performance of textile and garment export enterprises in Vietnam. We conducted an analysis on 396 textile and garment enterprises exporting in Vietnam and the results show that CSR had a positive impact on financial performance through a positive impact on corporate reputation, a positive impact on employee commitment and positive impact on government support. Since then, corporate reputation, employee commitment and government support also had a strong positive impact on the financial performance of these export textile enterprises. Finally, based on the results of testing the research hypotheses, we propose solutions for Vietnam textile enterprises in general, export textile enterprises in particular and recommend solutions for Government to support businesses to implement CSR more effectively, ensuring sustainable development for the economy.