Mango inaugurates ‘New Med’ concept in France
Spanish retailer Mango has introduced the ‘New Med’ concept to build more locations in the ‘strategic market’ over the coming years. This new concept has
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Uniqlo begins apparel repair and remaking offer in London store
Recently, Uniqlo opened a particular area for repairing and remaking used clothing in its London Regent Street store. This initiative, named Re:Uniqlo Studio, aims to
Salt Attire to expand physical retail presence in India
The Gurugram-based company Salt Attire, the women’s luxury brand for officewear is expanding its physical presence. After 5 years of its completion, now plans to
Digital features to adopt consumer behavior in Europe
European fashion apparel retailers are renovating their IT capabilities to keep up with changing consumer behavior trends. With these retail technologies, they will implement novel
H&M’s love concept for ‘Innovation Story’ collections
Fashion retailer H&M has taken another step towards the concept of love, with a collection that said “investigates our passionate relationship with clothes”, for the
Re-commerce platform Responsible teams up with Raeburn
Recently, with the expectations of helping fashion brands to gain customer loyalty and to move into the circular fashion market, the streetwear re-commerce platform Responsible
British brands and retailers have no position in top 10 Transparency Index
Transparency continues to be slow amongst major fashion brands, also there wasn’t a single British brand or retailer in the Top 10. It is surprising
H&M Head in India resigns citing personal reasons
Hennes & Mauritz (H&M) Head of India Janne Einola has left the job after serving 23 years with company. During his time in India, Einola
How luxury brands can bring back customers
Luxury fashion brands rely on top spenders to buy highly expensive goods at any time. Which has been down since the start of the COVID-19
Now online is a strong platform for business
Bangladesh’s readymade garment (RMG) has been hit tremendously by the global pandemic, COVID-19. Gina Tricot, the Swedish fashion chain that sells the latest trends to
