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Aritzia eyes 200 US stores, mulls London location

Canadian womenswear brand Artizia is on a growth path. The retailer is eyeing 200 stores in the US, and is believed to be plotting a new location in London. In an interview with WWD, Karen Janes, the company’s executive VP of real estate, said it was expecting to open 13 new stores in “premier locations” this year, alongside four strategic...

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Parisian resaler ReSee introduces membership model

ReSee, a Paris-based luxury resale platform, has introduced a new membership model amid increased demand for rare items. Dubbed ‘The Circle’, the new feature offers members earlier access to new arrivals, as well as priority shipping and private sales. Those in the higher tier are granted additional privileges, like reserving pieces for 24 hours...

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Boohoo co-founder likely knew of ‘unsafe conditions’ at Leicester factories, lawsuit claims

New claims made against Mahmud Kamani have suggested that the Boohoo co-founder likely knew about the “unsafe and unsanitary conditions” of Leicester factories associated with the fast fashion brand before the issue became public knowledge. The allegations come as part of a 177 million pound lawsuit brought forth by shareholders of the group,...

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Beyond the backpack: Sprayground on reclaiming the "boring" travel sector

When New York-based travel fashion brand Sprayground launched in 2010, the backpack the market was filled with back-to-school options and what founder and creative director David BenDavid called “boring and mundane”, and with one single disruptive design, the ‘Hello My Name Is’ backpack, he evolved the travel accessories market from simple...

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Etam zones in on the US with new appointment

French apparel group Etam is accelerating its approach to the US market through the appointment of dedicated leadership for the region. Alexandre Bartra has been named general manager of North America, expanding on his former role as head of Mexico, which he will continue to oversee now alongside the US and Canada. He announced his new position...

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Crocs records 2025 revenue of 4 billion dollars despite consolidated decline

Broomfield-based footwear giant Crocs reported that its full-year 2025 revenue exceeded 4 billion dollars despite a slight consolidated decline of 1.5 percent compared to the previous year. The company’s performance was bolstered by the Crocs brand, which saw international revenues grow by 11.9 percent to 1.62 billion dollars, offsetting a 6.8...

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At Scoop, Printemps buyers talk balancing creativity and commercialty in fashion retail

Within Scoop’s new Fireside Chat programme, buyers shared insights into the inner workings of their evolving roles among leading fashion retailers. The schedule was a newly introduced feature for the trade show’s February 2026, intended to expand the event beyond simply serving as a buying platform to encourage reflection and meaningful industry...

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Scoop's Fireside Chats: Fenwick buyer Melanie Westwood discusses modern retail challenges

Scoop rounded up its February 2026 edition this week, hailing solid attendance from buyers and a sense of optimism from exhibitors. This season saw the introduction of a new Fireside Chats programme, which saw Scoop director Karen Radley host a series of talks with buyers to address the reality of business in the present day. One of these talks...

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Spinnova losses deepen in 2025, revenue drops 54 percent

Finnish textile technology company Spinnova Plc experienced a decline in revenue and higher losses in the 2025 financial year. The results were revealed in a business report published on Thursday. Revenue for the past year amounted to 344,000 euros (408,890 dollars). This represents a 54 percent decrease compared to 2024. The operating loss...

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US retailer Svrn: "I have no idea where we will be next season, even as a country“

Berlin Fashion Week is not only captivating audiences with an international schedule, but is also attracting an increasing number of international media representatives and buyers. They travel from across the globe, ranging from the UK and the US to Korea and Japan, to discover German talent. Following the hectic start to the year in Florence,...

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Johnnie-O Names promotes Matt Ferrer to president

American premium lifestyle brand Johnnie-O has promoted Matt Ferrer to the role of president to oversee the commercial side of the business. Ferrer, who has been with the lifestyle brand for more than 10 years, began his career as business development manager and progressed through roles, including director of business development, vice...

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Hermès reports 1.72 percent net profit decrease due to exceptional surtax

French luxury group Hermès announced on Thursday, February 12, 2026, a 1.72 percent decrease in its net profit for 2025, which fell to 4.5 billion euros (5.35 billion dollars). This decline was attributed to an exceptional surtax imposed on large companies by the French government to restore public finances. Excluding this exceptional...