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Authentic extends Boardriders Japan partnership
The expanded agreement adds outdoor sports brands Volcom and Spyder to an existing stable of managed retail labels including Quiksilver and Billabong.
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Ralph Lauren tackles tariffs with agile supply chain
The fashion brand can shuffle manufacturing across a network that spans five continents to mitigate the impact of tariffs on costs, said CFO Justin Picicci.
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Gap partners with Malbon Golf
The 33-piece collection will offer men’s and women’s preppy basics along with an ad campaign featuring PGA winner Jesper Parnevik.
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Dr. Martens taps former Adidas exec for chief brand officer
Carla Murphy will lead the company’s creative direction, and succeeds Ije Nwokorie, who was promoted to CEO.
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Old Navy shows off activewear with Lindsay Lohan in ‘80s-inspired spot
The Gap brand, which reported a ninth consecutive quarter of market share gains, is now the No. 5 player in the active category.
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Skechers sued by investor group over go-private deal
A lawsuit alleges the footwear giant violated federal securities law by failing to disclose important information to shareholders.
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Mizuno to phase out kangaroo leather
The company said it planned to gradually stop using the marsupial skin in its products but didn’t give a specific timeline.
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Saks Global rescues its holiday with $350M in new financing
Without the infusion, the luxury department store company would struggle to pay vendors ahead of the critical season, analysts say.
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Jonathan Anderson will lead fashion at Dior
The former Loewe creative director is the first designer to helm women’s, men’s and haute couture since house founder Christian Dior.
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StockX names new head of creative
Daniel De Jesus Krueger, who previously worked with LeBron James and the Nike Brand Studio, will be responsible for the resale platform’s creative vision.
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Gap Inc. braces for as much as $300M in tariff-related costs
As import levies threaten the apparel retailer’s momentum, including a potential $150 million hit to margins, executives said pricing won’t change.
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Adidas ‘does not own all stripes,’ Steve Madden says in lawsuit
The footwear brand is asking a federal judge to confirm that two of its sneaker designs don’t infringe on Adidas’ three-stripe trademark.
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Human rights abuse documented in global leather supply chain
A new report from the Fair Labor Association uncovered violations including child labor and discrimination.
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Victoria’s Secret shuts down website in response to security incident
Although stores are open, the company has also halted some in-store services as it works to fully restore operations.
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US court blocks Trump’s sweeping tariffs
The Court of International Trade said the president overstepped his authority, halting various duties. After an appeal, the ruling has been paused.
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Maria Grazia Chiuri exits Dior Women
The house’s first woman creative director showed her last collection for the label earlier this week.
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Consumers rate quality over politics: report
Shoppers care about a brand’s values but also look for consistent messaging, durability and affordability, according to Kearney Consumer Institute.
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Capri reports dismal fourth quarter
The proposed sale of Versace to Prada Group may help pay down debt, but steep losses at Michael Kors and soft sales at Jimmy Choo continued to drag down revenue.
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Shein infringes on EU consumer protection laws
The European Commission is asking the fast fashion giant to address potential issues, including fake discounts and pressure selling.
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Dr. Martens hires Nike vet as Americas president
Paul Zadoff is joining the footwear brand as it works to drive demand for its boots in the U.S.
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Nike to return to Amazon, raise prices
The sportswear giant will sell on the U.S. site after six years away. Meanwhile, prices are going up for many of its footwear products.
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Asics stops kangaroo skin usage, following Adidas
The Japan-based athleticwear company plans to end its use of k-leather by the end of 2025.
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Trump calls for 50% tariffs on EU
The duties are slated to take effect July 9 as the bloc and the U.S. reengage on trade talks, the president said.
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Ralph Lauren revenue exceeds expectations
The company posted sales growth in every region, with Europe up 12% and China up more than 20%.
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Recycled cotton fiber company opens facility in Central America
The plant is part of a joint venture between Recover and textile manufacturer Intradeco to boost recycled materials and nearshoring.