Thom Bettridge to Step Down as I-D Editor in Chief
Global editorial director Steff Yotka will succeed Bettridge, who is leaving to focus on his creative studio Content World.
footwear
Marketing
Nike’s Race for World Record — and Runners
This weekend, three of the world’s fastest athletes will put on Nike’s new running shoes and try to break a record in the latest instalment of the brand's battle for the hearts (and feet) of runners.
Nike’s Race for World Record — and Runners
This weekend, three of the world’s fastest athletes will put on Nike’s new running shoes and try to break a record in the latest instalment of the brand's battle for the hearts (and feet) of runners.
News & Analysis
Can Adidas Repeat its Stan Smith Success Story?
As sales of the Stan Smith and the Superstar start to wane, Adidas plans to pump up other throwbacks from the back of its closet.
Can Adidas Repeat its Stan Smith Success Story?
As sales of the Stan Smith and the Superstar start to wane, Adidas plans to pump up other throwbacks from the back of its closet.
Retail
Under Armour Surges After Posting Smaller Than Expected Loss
The company posted a smaller loss than expected, renewing optimism that the athletic brand can pull out of its current slump.
Under Armour Surges After Posting Smaller Than Expected Loss
The company posted a smaller loss than expected, renewing optimism that the athletic brand can pull out of its current slump.
Luxury
News Bites | Rupert Sanderson Launches 'Super Premium' Sister Brand, Woolmark Prize Nominees Revealed
In today's News Bites, Rupert Sanderson announces the launch of R. Sanderson, while Protagonist, Staffonly and Phoebe English are up for the International Woolmark Prize.
News Bites | Rupert Sanderson Launches 'Super Premium' Sister Brand, Woolmark Prize Nominees Revealed
In today's News Bites, Rupert Sanderson announces the launch of R. Sanderson, while Protagonist, Staffonly and Phoebe English are up for the International Woolmark Prize.
Retail
US Retail Woes Force Suppliers to Get More Militant
Suppliers are becoming increasingly concerned they won’t be paid for the goods they ship, and they’re taking more aggressive steps to protect themselves.
US Retail Woes Force Suppliers to Get More Militant
Suppliers are becoming increasingly concerned they won’t be paid for the goods they ship, and they’re taking more aggressive steps to protect themselves.
Technology
Adidas to Mass-Produce 3D-Printed Shoes
The new 'Futurecraft 4D' shoe is part of a broader push by the sportswear giant to react faster to changing fashions and create more customised products.
Adidas to Mass-Produce 3D-Printed Shoes
The new 'Futurecraft 4D' shoe is part of a broader push by the sportswear giant to react faster to changing fashions and create more customised products.
Retail
Shoe Carnival Reports Fourth Quarter Loss
Shoe Carnival shares have declined 8 percent since the beginning of the year.
Shoe Carnival Reports Fourth Quarter Loss
Shoe Carnival shares have declined 8 percent since the beginning of the year.
News & Analysis
Meet Pierre Denis: The Fashion ‘Outsider’ Steering Jimmy Choo
"While carrying on with the day job of shifting plenty of £2995 Cinderella slippers in London, New York and Paris, he has led expansion in Asia and a
Meet Pierre Denis: The Fashion ‘Outsider’ Steering Jimmy Choo
"While carrying on with the day job of shifting plenty of £2995 Cinderella slippers in London, New York and Paris, he has led expansion in Asia and a
News & Analysis
Under Armour’s Sneaker Problems, Explained by One Metric
"Under Armour said its footwear revenue grew 36 percent in its Q4 results, but NPD Group says Under Armour footwear sales declined 20 percent in the
Under Armour’s Sneaker Problems, Explained by One Metric
"Under Armour said its footwear revenue grew 36 percent in its Q4 results, but NPD Group says Under Armour footwear sales declined 20 percent in the
News & Analysis
Big Business of Footwear on Display at Outdoor Retail Expo
Footwear accounted for $4.7 billion in sales 2016, second only to outerwear within an industry that did $18.8 billion in sales last year.
Big Business of Footwear on Display at Outdoor Retail Expo
Footwear accounted for $4.7 billion in sales 2016, second only to outerwear within an industry that did $18.8 billion in sales last year.
Financial Markets
Finish Line Reports Third-Quarter Loss
The Finish Line Inc. on Wednesday reported a loss of $40.4 million in its fiscal third quarter.
Finish Line Reports Third-Quarter Loss
The Finish Line Inc. on Wednesday reported a loss of $40.4 million in its fiscal third quarter.
News & Analysis
A 150-Year-Old British Footwear Factory, Through the Lens of Martin Parr
"The venerable British footwear brand Grenson has enjoyed a renaissance in the hands of the designer Tim Little; its sturdy handmade shoes and boots
A 150-Year-Old British Footwear Factory, Through the Lens of Martin Parr
"The venerable British footwear brand Grenson has enjoyed a renaissance in the hands of the designer Tim Little; its sturdy handmade shoes and boots
The News in Brief
Under Armour Forecasts Steeper Annual Sales Decline
The athletic apparel maker is struggling with weak consumer demand amid macroeconomic uncertainty in its key North American market.
Skims to Enter India Through Partnership With Reliance Brands
The luxury arm of Reliance Retail will operate the Skims brand across physical and digital channels, beginning with Delhi and Mumbai.
Vogue World 2027 Will Be Held in San Francisco
The sixth edition of the annual runway spectacle will return to the US after this year's outing in Milan.
Capri Cuts Revenue Outlook as Iran War Hits Michael Kors Sales
Congestion at ports in Asia combined with weaker demand across Europe and emerging markets from the war hurt sales, the company said.
Sydney Towle, Influencer and Health Activist, Has Died
Towle, known for sharing her life as a young woman living with cancer, passed away aged 26 on Wednesday.
Ralph Lauren Beats Estimates on Demand From Affluent Shoppers
Strong sales among young and affluent shoppers helped drive quarterly revenue above analysts' expectations.
Kenvue Misses Estimates as Inflation, Tariffs Squeeze Margins
The US consumer health company and parent of Neutrogena narrowly missed Wall Street estimates for second-quarter results as tariffs and currency-related costs offset sales gains.