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Lifestyle Stores sees modest sales growth but net profit surges.Retail analysts highlight that India’s retail landscape ...
10/10/2025

Lifestyle Stores sees modest sales growth but net profit surges.

Retail analysts highlight that India’s retail landscape has grown increasingly competitive. Alongside established domestic chains such as Central, Shoppers Stop, and Westside, global apparel brands including H&M, Gap, and Uniqlo are entering the market, seeking to capitalise on young consumers’ growing appetite for western-style clothing.

Despite relatively modest sales growth, Lifestyle International’s strong profit performance underscores the firm’s ability to navigate a crowded market while expanding its footprint strategically.

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Global second-hand fashion market set to hit US $ 360 billion by 2030: BCG.The survey, based on responses from 7,800 use...
10/10/2025

Global second-hand fashion market set to hit US $ 360 billion by 2030: BCG.

The survey, based on responses from 7,800 users across 70 countries, found that price remains the primary motivation for 80% of respondents purchasing second-hand. Other key drivers include the variety and uniqueness of products (55%), the thrill of finding rare items (50%), and environmental consciousness (40%).

The report also explored seller behaviour on Vestiaire Collective, showing that 66% of sellers part with items to declutter their wardrobes and free up space. Other motivations included earning money (41%), funding future purchases (44%), and buying new items (18%).

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Haelixa partners with TextileGenesis to bridge the gap between physical and digital traceability.The textile sector face...
09/10/2025

Haelixa partners with TextileGenesis to bridge the gap between physical and digital traceability.

The textile sector faces increasing risks of fibre adulteration, blending, and fraudulent claims, particularly with premium materials such as organic cotton, recycled fibres, and cashmere.

By combining Haelixa’s forensic DNA markers, which are embedded directly into fibres, with TextileGenesis’ blockchain-inspired digital chain of custody, the new system delivers a multi-layered traceability solution. This approach provides scientific proof of origin alongside tamper-proof digital records.

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Marks and Spencer appoints Paula Bricks as Fashion, Home & Beauty Retail Director.Bricks will spend her first two months...
09/10/2025

Marks and Spencer appoints Paula Bricks as Fashion, Home & Beauty Retail Director.

Bricks will spend her first two months on in-store induction, supporting M&S through peak trading before taking up her full responsibilities in January 2026.

As part of the leadership reshuffle, Phil Lyons, currently Head of Operations for FH&B, will become Head of Retail Asset Protection from January, while Andrew McCurry will move from Head of Asset Protection & Safety to Head of Accuracy for Food and FH&B, reporting to Lyons.

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Alo Yoga confirms four new store openings in 2025-26 .Summer Nacewicz, Executive Vice President of Marketing & Creati...
09/10/2025

Alo Yoga confirms four new store openings in 2025-26 .

Summer Nacewicz, Executive Vice President of Marketing & Creative at Alo, said she was delighted to expand the brand’s presence in the UK. She noted that each store was “thoughtfully created to reflect the spirit of its city while offering the community a place to connect, recharge, and grow.” Nacewicz added that the spaces were intended as “hubs for movement, mindfulness and community,” highlighting Manchester, Battersea, and Victoria Leeds as key locations for the Alo experience.

In August 2025, Alo reunited with long-time muse Kendall Jenner for its AW25 ‘Luxury to Wellness’ campaign, introducing a ‘Core Collection’ of 10 elevated essentials, shot on location at Amangiri in Utah.

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PVH Corp. appoints Patricia Gabriel as Chief Supply Chain Officer, Global Head of Operations.The leadership changes come...
09/10/2025

PVH Corp. appoints Patricia Gabriel as Chief Supply Chain Officer, Global Head of Operations.

The leadership changes come as PVH reported a solid second quarter performance. For the quarter ended 3rd August, Calvin Klein’s revenue rose 5% year-on-year to US $ 980 million, while Tommy Hilfiger’s sales increased 4% to US $ 1.1 billion, both exceeding market expectations.

Growth was strongest in the Americas, where sales surged 11%, while revenue in the Europe region — PVH’s largest market — rose 3%. The Asia Pacific business saw a 1% decline, which the company attributed to a “challenging consumer environment” in China and other parts of the region.

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Vietnam overtakes as top to US.A survey of 25 US , conducted between April and June 2025, revealed that more than 8...
09/10/2025

Vietnam overtakes as top to US.

A survey of 25 US , conducted between April and June 2025, revealed that more than 80% of respondents intend to further reduce their apparel sourcing from China by 2027.

As trade patterns evolve, Vietnam’s ascent in the US market underscores a broader realignment of global apparel supply chains, shaped by tariffs, trade policy, and the imperative for risk mitigation.

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Decathlon plans to double sourcing from India to US $ 3 billion by 2030, with strong emphasis on technical textiles and ...
08/10/2025

Decathlon plans to double sourcing from India to US $ 3 billion by 2030, with strong emphasis on technical textiles and high-potential categories (Reuters). ASICS India forecasts a 35–37% Y-o-Y growth in revenue for 2024–25, alongside Government-led expansion in local production. TechnoSport, India’s fastest growing sportswear and athleisure brand is on track to achieve ₹600 crore in FY 2026. (www.apparelresources.com). All of the above paint a rosy picture for the Sportswear MMF fabric market in India.

On the other hand, the Indian government’s QCO (Quality Control Order) on MMF supply chain is receiving mixed reactions from industry quarters for supposedly throttling the MMF-fibre use for domestic consumption. What’s so special about this MMF? Why is there a need to import? Why can't India produce enough? We will try to find answers to these questions.

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The Bear House launches first store in .Co-founders Harsh Somaiya and Tanvi Somaiya said that Chandigarh’s modern desig...
08/10/2025

The Bear House launches first store in .

Co-founders Harsh Somaiya and Tanvi Somaiya said that Chandigarh’s modern design sensibilities and youthful energy made it an appropriate location for the brand’s first store in the city.

They highlighted that the store’s design, inspired by cave-like architecture, aimed to offer an immersive customer experience centred on design, comfort, and community.

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Government amends VAT Law to make exceptional orders for exemptions.According to an ordinance released by the Law Minist...
08/10/2025

Government amends VAT Law to make exceptional orders for exemptions.

According to an ordinance released by the Law Ministry, the Government has modified the Value Added Tax (VAT) Law 2012, regaining the power to make exceptional orders exempting people from indirect tax.

According to officials, welfare organisations and contributions frequently apply to the NBR for tax exemptions. The revenue board is no longer able to provide such benefits since the new policy has come into effect.

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Better Cotton Initiative launches new product label to enhance , consumer transparency.Use of the label is voluntary fo...
08/10/2025

Better Cotton Initiative launches new product label to enhance , consumer transparency.

Use of the label is voluntary for certified BCI retail and brand members. However, it may only be displayed on products containing at least 30% physical BCI Cotton, with the remaining 70% comprising other materials rather than alternative cotton sources.

Physical BCI Cotton refers to cotton that can be traced through the organisation’s traceability system from its point of origin.

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