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Sedgwick Cole Jr. on how Lee’s chore coat outlasted a century of trends

Lee’s chore coat was built in 1925 to withstand farm and railroad work. A century later, its design has withstood something else: changing fashion trends. “Lee never has been the loudest brand. But we’re one of the longest lasting,” Sedgwick Cole Jr., Lee’s global head of design, told FashionUnited as the brand celebrates the jacket’s 100th...

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Clothing repair is trending – but is it a real industry shift?

Attention to clothing repair and care is trending upwards. People appear increasingly interested in what their clothes are made of, how long they will last, and how to look after them. Brands are also waking up to repair. During the first half of 2026, brands and retailers including Salomon, Kiabi and Next launched repair programmes, and United...

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Michael Buckley on True Religion’s journey beyond denim and toward 1 billion dollars

True Religion made its name with horseshoe-stitched jeans that sold for hundreds of dollars at department stores in the 2000s. Today, sportswear and accessories make up more than half of its product assortment, and chief executive Michael Buckley no longer calls it a denim brand. “True Religion is an authentic and accessible lifestyle apparel...

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Mulberry records 18 percent H1 revenue growth driven by full-price sales

UK luxury brand Mulberry Group plc (Mulberry) announced an 18.1 percent increase in sales at actual currency rates for the 26 weeks ended September 26, 2026. The group attributed the performance to product momentum, brand elevation, and full-price sales growth aligned with its 'Back to the Mulberry Spirit' strategy. Regional growth and channels...

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