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Fossil Group returns to profitability in Q3 as turnaround strategy gains traction

US accessories and watch company Fossil Group, Inc. (Fossil) reported net sales of 271.20 million dollars for the fiscal third quarter ended October 3, 2026. Net sales rose 0.4 percent on a reported basis and 2 percent in constant currency, compared to 270.20 million dollars in the third quarter of fiscal 2025. Store rationalisation initiatives...

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AAM urges Congress to maintain tariffs and strengthen US trade enforcementMember
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Marks & Spencer targets double-digit operating margin in fashion and home divisionMember
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On reports record revenue in third quarterMember
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Innovative Eyewear revenue climbs 51 percent in third quarter on wholesale expansionMember
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CEO Jason Rabin acquires majority stake in Centric Brands with investor groupMember
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Unspun and Arvind partner to scale yarn-to-garment 3D weavingMember
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Spinnova partners with Outlast to develop high-performance temperature-regulating fibresMember
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Inditex and World Bank launch 400 million dollar fund to reduce environmental impact of textile industry

Madrid – The World Bank, through the International Finance Corporation (IFC), has partnered with US investment fund manager Social Investment Managers & Advisors (SIMA) to launch the first blended finance fund to finance the transformation of the fashion industry's supply chain. They plan to endow this investment vehicle with capital of up to...

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Fenco Lin on Cider’s rise from pandemic start-up to global brand

Cider was born online in the middle of the pandemic, at a time when young shoppers were discovering fashion and community almost entirely through their screens. Six years on, the digital-first brand reaches customers in more than 130 countries and has a growing presence offline, which began with its first permanent store in Los Angeles in April....

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Drykorn at 30: Marco Götz on staying independent and growing abroad

When Marco Götz founded Drykorn in Würzburg in 1996, he started with 100 pairs of black wool trousers and no business plan. Three decades later, the label is sold in more than 1,000 multi-brand stores worldwide and has grown into a full contemporary brand for men and women, and it remains independent and owner-run. To mark the anniversary,...