
Wolverine World Wide announced on Wednesday a 20% uptick in revenues for the first quarter, as strong demand for the U.S company's portfolio of brands outweighed continued supply chain challenges and macro headwinds.
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Wolverine World Wide announced on Wednesday a 20% uptick in revenues for the first quarter, as strong demand for the U.S company's portfolio of brands outweighed continued supply chain challenges and macro headwinds.
As London Fashion Week gets closer, three key London shopping neighbourhoods (Carnaby, Soho and Marylebone Village) are getting involved in the British Fashion Council’s LFW: City Wide Celebration.
Stitch Fix announced on Wednesday a partnership with tennis champion and entrepreneur Venus Williams to launch the 'Goodbye Gymtimidation' campaign.
The outdoor apparel and footwear group reported an increase of 29.1% in its third-quarter revenue on Wednesday, progress achieved in spite of issues related to Vietnamese factory closures and global logistics hold-ups.
In August, US group Levi Strauss formalised the acquisition of Beyond Yoga for $400 million. The group’s CEO recently elucidated the reasons behind the denim giant’s venture into new market territory.
London-centric property giant Shaftesbury is ramping up pre-Christmas festivities for its key Carnaby Street retail destination and its surrounding streets.
Premium activewear brand Sweaty Betty is being bought by US giant Wolverine for nearly £300. The 23-year-old London company has been a winner from the athleisure trend and this has boosted its value in recent years
When Halle met Betty. Commercial sparks are surely set to fly for UK-based gym-to-street brand Sweaty Betty and Hollywood actress Halle Berry following their collaborative launch of a sportswear-to-lifestyle collection.
John Lewis unveils its revamped Edinburgh store on Friday after a major refurbishment. The focus is on making the store a must-visit destination, with experiences and expertise that can’t be replicated online.
The headline news may have been about John Lewis's pre-tax loss of £517m in the year to January. But more newsworthy was that it said “we do not expect to reopen all our John Lewis shops at the end of lockdown”.