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Japan: Regional cities challenge Tokyo in fashion stakes

At first glance, the stylish magazine featuring glossy images of pretty models gives readers the feeling they are holding a fashion publication showcasing the latest trends from Tokyo. Some might search their pockets for change, or meekly look around before plucking a copy from ...

US retail sales rise most in 3 years

Retail sales in the United States jumped in August by the largest amount in more than three years, spurred by widespread gains beyond the expected increases of auto sales from the government's Cash for Clunkers program. The data was released as Federal Reserve chairman Ben ...

Clothing exports will pick pace March onwards - Exporter

If apparel manufacturers are to be believed, exports from the sector are set to witness normalcy, as they mention that, orders have started trickling in at a faster pace than in the earlier months. But the only stumbling block in taking those orders and executing them is that, ...

EU sanctions on Sri Lanka to hit 'cheap' clothing over human rights abuses

They were billed as “garments without guilt” — cheap, good-quality lingerie, casual clothes and sportswear made in Sri Lanka and sold in stores such as Next, Tesco and Marks & Spencer. For the past four years, such clothes worth billions of pounds have been imported, tax-free, to ...

USA: Fashionistas ask: Crisis? what crisis?

Stores are empty, clothes sit unsold on mannequins, but at New York's Fashion Week, leading fashionistas are digging in their high heels to declare they have nothing to worry about. "We have more shows than last year," said a defiant Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG ...

Europe: FTA strongly supports to end anti-dumping measures against China and Vietnam

The Foreign Trade Association has urged the European Commission to end anti-dumping measures against footwear imported from China and Vietnam. "Owing to the non-transparent and secretive nature of anti-dumping investigations, details of this compromise are unclear," said FTA ...

UK: House of Fraser launches Wonderbra by Dita Von Teese

House of Fraser is now stocking the brand new Wonderbra by Dita Von Teese collection. Based on the success of the last collection the iconic burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese has returned to the drawing board to create a second line for Wonderbra, and House of Fraser was the first ...

Belarus, EU to ink textile trade agreement for 2010 in October

Belarus and the European Union are supposed to sign an agreement on next year’s textile trade in October 2009, BelTA learnt from representatives of the Belarusian light industry concern Bellegprom. By now the Belarusian side and the European Commission have held preliminary ...

US: August retail sales rebounds by 2.7%

US'August retail sales were up by 2.7% from July's figures, but down 5.3% on last year, according to advance estimates from the US Census Bureau. Clothing and clothing accessories stores recorded total sales in August of $17.5bn, up 2.4% on July but down 5.1% on last August. Due ...

Canada: Textiles find their way into space

Dr. Nicole Buckley, Director of Life and Physical Sciences at the Canadian Space Agency, sees many opportunities for the textile industry... in space! Dr. Buckley will be presenting a paper entitled "A New niche for Canadian textiles - in space!" at Expo Hightex (Montréal) on 8 ...

Bangladesh: Apparel, textile sectors to get aid from stimulus package

The taskforce on recession yesterday decided to release fund from stimulus package in favour of apparel and textile sectors considering those as victim global economic downturn. To this affect the taskforce has decided to form a committee within days to determine how much money ...

France: Premiere Vision announces award winning fabrics

The suspense is over. The four winning fabrics have been chosen and the companies who produced them revealed : The Grand Jury Prize 2009 is awarded to the Italian weaver, Ratti. The Handle Prize is awarded to the Japanese Showa. The Innovation Prize is awarded to the Japanese ...

USA Swimming adopts October 1 ban on full-body suits

At its annual Convention on Saturday, over 400 USA Swimming Delegates, representing swim clubs from all 50 states, voted overwhelmingly for early implementation of a ban on high-tech swimsuits. The legislation, which will go into effect on October 1, regulates swimsuits worn in ...

Europe: Zara and Next beat forecasts but cautious outlook remains

TIGHT MANAGEMENT of costs and stocks and better-than-expected summer sales helped two of Europe’s top fashion retailers beat first-half profit forecasts yesterday, though there was some caution on the outlook. Inditex, owner of the Zara chain and Europe’s biggest clothing ...

Indian fashion hits Britain's supermarkets

Ready to eat Indian meals are a prominent offering in British stores, and now for the first time a leading supermarket chain is introducing a range of traditional Indian clothing in UK. Asda, one of the largest supermarket chain, is introducing today a new collection of Indian ...

Belgium: Women look more sophisticated in Marie Jo's new line

New York society girl Mary Phelps Jacob was a poet, publisher, peace activist and. the inventor of the bra. In 1912 she was issued the patent for her brassiere, fashioned from two silk handkerchiefs held together by a pink ribbon. Marie Jo's new Mary series is just as innovative ...

Gap founders' modern art finds San Francisco home

The San Francisco Museum of Modern Art will exhibit a large collection of important 20th century art amassed by the founders of the Gap apparel chain including pieces by Warhol, Lichtenstein and de Kooning. The museum, also called SFMOMA, will interweave 1,100 works of art ...

Young, dapper and tailoring change on Savile Row

The next generation of Savile Row tailoring set out its stall this week, revealing a gentle change to centuries of sartorial service. The 30-something owner of Savile Row stalwart Norton & Sons held an open house that attracted the hip and the young to a gentlemen's bastion that ...

Odd Molly steps into menswear segment

Odd Molly has developed clothing for women since 2002, successfully establishing its brand in some 40 countries worldwide. During the past year, the company initiated licensing partnerships within the eyewear and skincare product groups. Odd Molly has now chosen to enter the ...

Canada: Refusing import ban on cat and dog fur

Canada will continue to import cat and dog fur despite a ban adopted by the United States and the UK to avoid undermining the country's position against the implementation of foreign import bands on Canadian seal products. This summer,the European Unionvoted to ban seal products ...
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