Sambas are sweeping the fashion scene and bringing in big profits for the brand.
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As outdoor retailers’ marketing plans run wild, their profits do the same.
Between a new shoe for Gen Z and a movie about another, it’s a big moment for Nike’s Air brand.
Athleisure is booming as consumers prioritize comfort over fashion.
One analyst says Adidas is struggling to find the next big thing.
Thinx marketed itself as a sustainable solution to menstruation, but plaintiffs say the underwear contains potentially harmful chemicals.
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Yvon Chouinard’s Patagonia has always done things differently.
Brands typically don’t make money when customers resell their clothes. Trove changes that.
Novelty purses are a great conversation starter, which is good for attention-seeking brands.
People love to wear NASA stuff. And brands like a free licensing deal.
A Swiss running startup just launched the first truly circular sales model in clothing.
Eyewear tycoon Leonardo Del Vecchio passed away at the age of 87.
Nike’s lawsuit against StockX could set legal precedents for NFTs for years to come.
The brand has aggressive goals, but catching Nike will be an uphill sprint.
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Fabrics like polyester are popular with fast fashion brands, but increasingly hard to recycle.
As brands and retailers embrace software and modeling tools, digital fashion is becoming critical to the production process for physical fashion.
Peanuts’ global merchandise strategy, fueled by brand partnerships, brought in $150m in royalty revenue in 2021.
Footwear brands new and old are leading an ugly shoe renaissance and making billions of dollars along the way.
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Amazon will launch a 30k-square-foot fashion retail store in LA later this year, using its latest tech.
Shein, a Chinese online retailer, has taken fast fashion by storm. Why?
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