On Sneaker Brand’s Shares Slump After Sales Disappoint
The Swiss brand's stock tumbled after it posted disappointing second-quarter sales and issued a slightly more cautious sales forecast for the year.
Retail
Analysis and advice from the front lines of the retail transformation.
With Trump’s Tariffs, It’s the Uncertainty That Stings the Most
The new tariffs and constant reversals have knocked global businesses off balance and left them straining to adjust to a mercurial new reality.
With Trump’s Tariffs, It’s the Uncertainty That Stings the Most
The new tariffs and constant reversals have knocked global businesses off balance and left them straining to adjust to a mercurial new reality.
Exclusive: Rowing Blazers’ Founder Jack Carlson Exits the Brand
He’s leaving a little over a year after selling a majority stake in the prep-meets-streetwear label to Burch Creative Capital.
Exclusive: Rowing Blazers’ Founder Jack Carlson Exits the Brand
He’s leaving a little over a year after selling a majority stake in the prep-meets-streetwear label to Burch Creative Capital.
The Debrief | Can Farfetch Be Fixed?
Executive editor Brian Baskin and senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young speak with DTC correspondent Malique Morris about how the luxury marketplace has changed under its new owner, Coupang.
The Debrief | Can Farfetch Be Fixed?
Executive editor Brian Baskin and senior correspondent Sheena Butler-Young speak with DTC correspondent Malique Morris about how the luxury marketplace has changed under its new owner, Coupang.
A ‘Made in LA’ Brand’s Plan to Rebuild After the Fires
The denim label Mother’s first store burned to the ground days before opening. Strong local roots are playing a big role in recovery.
A ‘Made in LA’ Brand’s Plan to Rebuild After the Fires
The denim label Mother’s first store burned to the ground days before opening. Strong local roots are playing a big role in recovery.
Paris’ Printemps Knows What’s Missing From American Retail
The French department store chain will open its debut US outpost in Manhattan’s Financial District this month, focusing on food and beverage offerings as much as clothes. “We want people to hang out and be lost a little here,” CEO Jean-Marc Bellaiche said. Will it be enough to survive New York’s competitive multi-brand landscape?
Paris’ Printemps Knows What’s Missing From American Retail
The French department store chain will open its debut US outpost in Manhattan’s Financial District this month, focusing on food and beverage offerings as much as clothes. “We want people to hang out and be lost a little here,” CEO Jean-Marc Bellaiche said. Will it be enough to survive New York’s competitive multi-brand landscape?
This Week: Trump’s Tariffs Return; The Oscars; Paris Fashion Week
Fashion’s reprieve from the administration’s trade war may be over. Plus, red carpet dressing’s conservative tilt, and two runway debuts.
This Week: Trump’s Tariffs Return; The Oscars; Paris Fashion Week
Fashion’s reprieve from the administration’s trade war may be over. Plus, red carpet dressing’s conservative tilt, and two runway debuts.
China’s Zara Tries Going Global in Hopes of Shein-Like Success
Urban Revivo is set to expand globally, opening its first US flagship store in New York City. The label has plans to rapidly grow its international footprint and build a supply chain outside China to compete with Western fashion giants.
China’s Zara Tries Going Global in Hopes of Shein-Like Success
Urban Revivo is set to expand globally, opening its first US flagship store in New York City. The label has plans to rapidly grow its international footprint and build a supply chain outside China to compete with Western fashion giants.
Urban Outfitters' Clothing Rental Platform Turns Its First Annual Profit
Rental platform Nuuly reported an operating income of $13.3 million last year, a major benchmark for a concept that’s long been associated with rapid growth and steep losses.
Urban Outfitters' Clothing Rental Platform Turns Its First Annual Profit
Rental platform Nuuly reported an operating income of $13.3 million last year, a major benchmark for a concept that’s long been associated with rapid growth and steep losses.
Revolve Will Test Its Offline Muscle With New LA Store
After opening its first store in Aspen last year, the retailer is continuing its slow push into brick-and-mortar as e-commerce growth slows and shoppers look to buy in person.
Revolve Will Test Its Offline Muscle With New LA Store
After opening its first store in Aspen last year, the retailer is continuing its slow push into brick-and-mortar as e-commerce growth slows and shoppers look to buy in person.
At Milano Unica, 20 Years of Shaping Sustainable Sourcing and Global Trade
To help fashion brands and businesses meet growing demand for more resilient and sustainable sourcing solutions amid shifting geopolitical dynamics, Milano Unica, Italy’s bi-annual textile and accessories trade fair, is evolving its focus and programming. BoF learns more from Simone Canclini, president of Milano Unica.
At Milano Unica, 20 Years of Shaping Sustainable Sourcing and Global Trade
To help fashion brands and businesses meet growing demand for more resilient and sustainable sourcing solutions amid shifting geopolitical dynamics, Milano Unica, Italy’s bi-annual textile and accessories trade fair, is evolving its focus and programming. BoF learns more from Simone Canclini, president of Milano Unica.
Poor Payors: Assessing the Storm Around Saks
The department store operator’s letter to brands is a sign of a growing power imbalance in the wholesale market that increasingly favours big retailers, threatening the overall health of the fashion ecosystem.
Poor Payors: Assessing the Storm Around Saks
The department store operator’s letter to brands is a sign of a growing power imbalance in the wholesale market that increasingly favours big retailers, threatening the overall health of the fashion ecosystem.
Saks Needs to Earn Back Brands’ Trust
Relations between the owner of Saks, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman and its vendors are at an all-time low. But both sides need each other more than they’d like to admit.
Saks Needs to Earn Back Brands’ Trust
Relations between the owner of Saks, Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman and its vendors are at an all-time low. But both sides need each other more than they’d like to admit.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Shein to Launch IPO as Soon as August 19, Sources Say
The Hong Kong IPO could take place as soon as Wednesday of next week, two people with knowledge of the matter said on Tuesday.
John Lewis Managing Director Quits Job After Less Than Three Years
Peter Ruis' surprise departure comes as the company faces “really tough” trading conditions.
Harvey Nichols Warns It Could Collapse Without Rescue Deal
The upscale department store says it will not be able to survive another year without new investment, as bidders for the chain circle.
Shein IPO Value Could Fall Short of $30 Billion Targeted by Some Investors
Bloomberg Intelligence estimates the ultra-fast fashion retailer supports a valuation of $22 billion to $25 billion, well below the roughly $30 billion valuation some investors have pushed for.
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.
EBay Gives Solid Outlook, Says It Paid More to Acquire Depop
The resale marketplace beat sales and profit expectations but said its purchase price for Depop was $200 million more than initially announced.