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The Delta Apparel-owned direct-to-garment printing company has acquired all the assets of TeeShirt Ink Inc., which operates under the name of DTG2Go. The deal sets the combined business up as a clear market leader.

The Delta Apparel-owned direct-to-garment printing company has acquired all the assets of TeeShirt Ink Inc., which operates under the name of DTG2Go. The deal sets the combined business up as a clear market leader.

The Italian fashion group's 2017 revenue spiked 11.6% across all retail channels and markets, except for the US, bringing in record  growth in profits.

Last year, the Italian fashion group's revenue was up in all distributive channels and markets, except for the USA, leading to an extraordinary profitability growth.

The American budget accessories retailer’s second attempt to establish itself in the emerging market via franchising has failed, with Russians preferring to invest in more expensive jewelry pieces.

She has cracked the world of high fashion, and now Victoria Beckham has the beauty industry in her sights.The designer has revealed that she has a skincare line in the works, in addition to developing her own fragrance.

He was the inventor of casual chic. Pioneer of luxury ready-to-wear and founder of Parisian fashion label Givenchy, Hubert James Taffin de Givenchy died on Saturday 10th March 2018, aged 91.

Britons throw away £12.5 billion worth of clothing every year, much of it simply sitting in landfill sites, according to new research. And behind that is a story of how modern fast fashion creates a throwaway culture.

With the opening of the new Elizabeth Line transport project in London getting ever closer, a new study shows that the development will add £4 billion in increased turnover to West End stores by 2021.

The United States opened the way for more exemptions from its steel and aluminium tariffs on Friday, after pressure from allies and lawmakers, further diluting the measures just a day after they were formally announced.

Staff at luxury London department store Harrods are concerned that a new commission strategy could dent their take-home pay. Management is overhauling sales commissions and said rewards should be linked to performance.

Shares in Prada surged 14 percent on Monday after the Italian luxury goods maker said it had stemmed a slide in sales in the second half of 2017 and it expected to see growth continue this year.

The CEO of footwear chain Schuh has said the business isn’t up for sale, despite its American parent coming under pressure from activist investor Legion Partners.

Swiss lingerie brand Calida was left without a GM after the departure of Andreas Lindemann last year, and has now replaced him by promoting Alexandra Helbling.

In a move to retire its line of shower and bath products with their identifiable “bubble” packaging, Sephora will launch a new “Sephora Collection” range in early May.

US luxury retailer Neiman Marcus Group announced itself profitable in the second quarter with a net profit of $346.3 million compared a $140.6 million in the year-ago period. Revenues rose 6.2% on last year, said NMG.

Even though more people now use cards, mobile phones or even facial recognition technology to pay for goods and services, hard cash is showing no signs of dying out, central bankers said.

High-end British department store Harvey Nichols will team up with online fashion retailer Farfetch to sell accessories and clothes through the platform as it looks to boost web sales, the companies said on Monday.

There was a modest reduction in UK consumer spending last month, according to card payment specialist Visa. It said Monday that spending fell 1.1%, which followed a 1.2% reduction in January, but fashion dropped 1.6%.

The Paris tradeshows held in early March on the sidelines of Fashion Week, including Tranoï, Première Classe and Woman, did not experience the same spark seen last year.