Streetwear brand The Hundreds has partnered with tattoo and graffiti artist Mister Cartoon for an exclusive capsule collection. The collection made its debut at DesignerCon, which ran from November 16 through 18.
Detroit-based luxury brand Shinola has partnered with Disney for a Mickey Classics Collection, an accessory homage to Mickey Mouse in honor of the character's 90th birthday.
The January edition of IFF Magic Japan has been cancelled, the trade show has announced, calling off the show scheduled for March 2019.
All Saints has become the latest fashion brand to set its sights on the fragrance industry.The UK label has launched a trio of scents with the help of the beauty brand Revlon.
The Italian label powered up its No_Code avant-garde unisex line by putting Korean Yong Bae Seok in charge of designing the hybrid ‘shoeker’ shoes and other products.
Dutch kidswear label Tumble ‘N Dry leaves Brand Retail Group to continue independently with support of Wijkermeer Investments.
Patrick Grant’s menswear brand E.Tautz is back on the high street after closing its Mayfair shop in July, but only for two weeks.
Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com Inc’s shares came under further pressure on Monday after the company reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth since its initial public offering in 2014.
New information surrounding the Evans Cycles buyout has emerged with news that few of the company’s stores were loss-making when it went into administration.
The versatile waist bags, also known as fanny packs, bum bags and hip packs, have seen the fastest growth in outdoor wear this year, with sales soaring by 52 percent in 2017, a report has said.
The migration towards online shopping is set to present major challenges to the UK's under-pressure physical shops with visitor traffic to drop by 3.7% on Black Friday this year, according to Springboard.
A new survey has shown that British pet owners like the idea of syncing their fashion choices with dressing up their dogs as the gifting potential in the pet market grows.
Sportswear group BasicNet (owner of Kappa, Superga, K-Way) closed the first nine months of 2018 with a consolidated revenue of €152 million, and is upbeat about the sales trend in the last quarter.
Losing a Clarks contract has dealt a death blow to a shoe firm based in Buxton in Derbyshire, with around half of Bells Shoes’ £18 million turnover having been accounted for by the large shoe chain.
The local council in Soho, London wants to halt the expansion of giant property projects that could swamp the area and make it less attractive for its millions of tourists and the small fashion stores that operate there.
