The International Apparel Federation issues a stark warning, urging brands and manufacturers to fortify supply chains through collaboration and fair practices as Middle East conflict exposes systemic vulnerabilities.
Building on the success of its footwear resale initiative, New Balance is now integrating pre-owned apparel into its Reconsidered platform, marking a significant expansion of its circular economy strategy and offering consumers more sustainable choices.
From a 50-acre proposal to a 1,000-acre powerhouse, Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC) has evolved into a vertically integrated ecosystem that is shortening lead times and setting new benchmarks for sustainable, large-scale manufacturing.
Amidst persistent economic headwinds, the UK fashion landscape is undergoing a significant reshuffle, with value-focused and agile online retailers like Shein and Adidas gaining ground at the expense of traditional high-street stalwarts, according to new analysis.
Following a series of high-profile licensing announcements, G-III Apparel Group's stock trades near $30. But a deep dive into its valuation metrics reveals a complex picture, with some models suggesting significant overvaluation while traditional multiples tell a different story.
January retail figures reveal a robust year-over-year increase, with clothing and accessories stores posting the strongest gains, signaling sustained consumer confidence and spending power despite economic headwinds.
A stark new financial analysis warns that the global apparel sector faces profit declines of up to 34% by 2030 and 67% by 2040 if it fails to accelerate decarbonization, with rising carbon costs, raw material prices, and energy expenses posing an immediate threat to margins.
From its roots as a premium golf bag pioneer, Vessel is leveraging its understated, quality-first philosophy to expand into apparel, accessories, and potentially a new diffusion line, capitalizing on sustained growth and a loyal following.
Victoria's Secret & Co. is set to report its quarterly earnings before the bell on Thursday, with investors watching closely to see if the retailer can maintain its recent streak of outperformance in a volatile market for apparel stocks.
As persistent trade tensions and unpredictable tariffs reshape global sourcing, fashion executives brace for a turbulent year. Our analysis delves into the key strategies—from cost control to AI adoption—that will define success for agile brands navigating an era of rapid flux.
In a landmark move for automated fashion manufacturing, direct-to-consumer brand Untuckit will become the first retailer to sell garments constructed using CreateMe's adhesive-based digital bonding technology, marking a significant step toward onshoring and redefining apparel production.
Veteran beauty and e-commerce executive Salima Popatia takes the helm as president of online intimates retailer Bare Necessities, signaling a renewed focus on digital expansion and customer-centric innovation.
A new bilateral trade agreement between the United States and El Salvador provides crucial clarity on the treatment of used clothing and textiles, removing a key barrier for the secondhand trade under the CAFTA-DR framework and signaling a shift toward supporting the textile circular economy.
In a significant boost for its vital garment industry, Bangladesh has finalized a trade pact with the United States, securing a reduced 19% tariff and duty-free access for select apparel manufactured with U.S.-sourced cotton and fiber.
While royal endorsements and TV trends spotlight British craftsmanship, the nation's apparel manufacturing base has shrunk dramatically. Facing high costs and global competition, surviving firms are betting on bespoke quality, agility, and a push for government support to stage a comeback.
Williams Trading has downgraded On Holding (NYSE: ONON) from Buy to Hold, slashing its price target to $47 from $55. The firm warns that recent product segmentation moves may be counterproductive, potentially hurting wholesale growth and margins.
Hong Kong apparel giant Crystal International is investing in a high-tech logistics center in China, aiming to slash fabric transfer times by 75% and power operations with solar energy as part of its broader smart manufacturing push.
A strategic report warns that recent tariff hikes could significantly increase clothing costs for American shoppers unless brands rapidly diversify production to a network of partner nations.
New industry data reveals a 76% surge in demand for recycled clothing as brands pivot sourcing strategies. However, organic cotton maintains a dominant market share, highlighting a complex transition where performance and circularity are as crucial as material origin.
Nonprofit alliance Cascale names supply chain and nonprofit transformation veteran Ying McGuire as its next Chief Executive Officer, effective June 2026, to steer the organization's ambitious climate and equity agenda.
