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Aritzia targets up to 10.5 billion dollars in revenue by fiscal 2032

Aritzia has set out a five-year strategic plan targeting net revenue of 9.5 to 10.5 billion dollars in fiscal 2032, representing a compound annual growth rate of 15 to 17 percent. The company, which presented the plan at an Investor Day in New York on Tuesday, said the US will remain its primary growth market, while it begins expanding beyond...

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Joseph Gabbay on Palm Angels’ next phase: Play, womenswear and new markets

Fresh from its return to Los Angeles at ComplexCon, where it unveiled a reworked version of its signature tracksuit, Palm Angels is focused on growing Play Palm Angels, the more accessible line it launched in July. Joseph Gabbay, co-founder and CEO of Bluestar Alliance, told FashionUnited the brand is also building out womenswear and eyeing...

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Kirsty Glenne on Paravel’s comeback, from bankruptcy to relaunch

Paravel is back. The American travel brand, which filed for bankruptcy in May 2025 and was bought by ATR Group, relaunched on October 8 with a tight edit of its best-known pieces, including the Aviator suitcase and Signature Canvas Tote. “What we saw was a brand with genuine consumer love, recognition, and demand that had never gone away,”...

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Reviving British shoemaking: Why footwear brand Lanx prioritises factory capacity over retail expansion

Around a decade ago, when Marco Vaghetti began researching Lancashire’s shoemaking history, the county’s manufacturing industry was already in steep decline. Once home to around 200 shoe factories, Lancashire had just a handful of manufacturers remaining. Eight years after founding Lanx, Vaghetti has established a footwear brand with its own...

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