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A deal struck earlier this month could help Shein grow its logistics capacity through a link with China Southern Airlines Logistics.

Supply chain disruptions including ocean and air rates improved, but some retailers are more cautious with their open-to-buy, VF says.

Williams-Sonoma and Filson named new presidents, and Diane Sulliva will retire as Caleres CEO on Jan. 15 and become executive chairman.

As the economy softens, retailers are faced with excess inventory that will "get discounted and liquidated in one way, shape or form."

Anthropologie is the latest brand to take steps toward cleaning up denim's end of life.

Lions Not Sheep CEO Sean Whalen bragged about replacing China-origin tags with those stating that the shirts were made in the United States.

Though Puma’s China revenue has declined year over year for the past five quarters, Q2’s 43 percent drop marked its steepest decrease yet.

More than one-third of consumers plan to spend $200 minimum on back-to-school shoes, according to new research published Thursday.

A year ago, Carter's shipped 50 percent of product on time due to supply chain delays, according to Carter's chairman and CEO Michael Casey.

“It is not just the announcement by Walmart—many buyers are asking exporters to 'hold a bit',” Mustafizur Rahman said.

The power of brands and mobile shopping has become hotter than ever in fashion and home goods retail. That’s the finding of a new e-commerce report from visual search AI company Syte. Syte looked at data from more than 1.2 billion e-commerce sessions in the fashion, jewelry, and home decor categories from January to June […]

U.S. consumer spending on clothing and footwear declined a seasonally adjusted 0.67 percent in June to $491.96 billion.

Another Tomorrow wants to reduce the carbon footprint of its wool products. The New Zealand Merino Company is helping it do that.

I Saw It First, a rival to Shein and Fashion Nova, will be integrated into Missguided, which Frasers recently bought out of bankruptcy.

"Every single brand missed this," just like brands failed to act on safety until the Tazreen and Rana Plaza disasters, one expert says.

“We're starting to hear...people are trading their all-white Nikes for all-white Hokas," Deckers CEO Dave Powers told Wall Street analysts.

The “VIP launch party” included a performance by the Gen Z pop star Grace VanderWaal.