Superdry delivered plenty of negative numbers with its half-year results on Thursday but they'd largely been expected as the company is deep in a reset strategy and it said this is showing early signs of working.

Having previously served as vice president of design for True Religion from 2006 to 2017, Wells will now be responsible for product design, marketing and driving the creative direction of the brand as creative director. 

The targets, approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, include goals to power all PVH offices, warehouses and stores with 100% renewable electricity by 2030.

Guess has announced plans to make its denim more sustainable, after joining the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's ‘Make Fashion Circular' initiative.

Denim Première Vision seemed to shrug off the real and the economic chill as it returned to London this week with a busy show, an enlarged exhibitor list and a sustainability focus both for production and style trends.

The American clothing brand unveiled its new five-year strategic plan on Tuesday, revealing a focus on product, consumers and brand building, as well as a solid financial outlook for 2025.

U.S. fashion company Guess Inc. announced on Tuesday a return to profit for the third-quarter, despite total revenues falling short of analysts' expectations.

As size and fit remain “two of the biggest pain points for customers,” H&M’s Weekday brand has used new technology to test its ability to create products that are “made to a unique size and fit preference”.

Bottega Veneta has chosen Miami to introduce the new retail concept designed by its Creative Director Daniel Lee, who sought to blend the US city's vibrant spirit with the label's Italian heritage.

Two references in the world of workwear, Lee Jeans and Timberland have come together for the 2019 autumn-winter season, unveiling a unisex collection marked by a wide range of technical details.

Denim label Lee is honoring its roots by turning the clock back to the 1940s, when it first began making garments for women.

Part of Kingpins’ plan to bring an ethical focus its tradeshows worldwide, all panels of the upcoming New York show will focus on social and environmental issues related to the future of the denim industry. 

Levi Strauss promoted Mathilde Vaucheret to marketing director for Southern Europe in October. She has been in charge of the US business’ public relations strategy in the region since 2015. 

Under interim CEO Farla Efros and Creative Director Allen Onyia, Californian denim brand True Religion is gunning for a comeback.

The brand management firm, which launched earlier this year with the acquisition of Anne Klein, has announced that it will be introducing denim at the classic American womenswear brand starting Fall 2020.