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  • INSIGHTS Fashion chain Superdry has announced the cancellation of listing of its ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange's main market. The last day of trading in Superdry's ordinary shares on the main market was July 12, and the delisting began on July 15. The firm's ordinary shares are now admitted to trading on the securities matching platform of JP Jenkins. Fashion chain Superdry recently announced the cancellation of listing of its ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange’
  • INSIGHTS Online retailer Shein announced a €250 million (~$270.92 million) investment in the UK and EU over the next five years. This initiative includes a €250 million (~$216.72 million) Circularity Fund to support start-ups and businesses developing innovative textile recycling technologies. Shein aims to enhance circularity in fashion and foster local entrepreneurship. Shein, the global online fashion and lifestyle retailer, has unveiled a significant commitment to invest €2
  • INSIGHTS In 2024, fast fashion outperformed in India's retail market with 30-40 per cent growth, according to Redseer Strategy Consultants. Despite a $10 billion market size, it's projected to reach $50 billion by FY31. Key drivers of the fast fashion growth in India include supply chain agility for ultra-value brands and brand loyalty for premium brands. In 2024, fast fashion has emerged as a standout performer in India's retail market, according to a data by by Redseer Strategy Consultant
  • INSIGHTS From January to May, China's textile, garment, and accessory exports increased by 1.36 per cent to $115.842 billion compared to the same period in 2023. Garment exports rose by 0.2 per cent, while textile exports saw a 2.6 per cent increase. In May alone, exports totalled $26.133 billion. Imports of textile yarn and fabric products also grew by 5.9 per cent.
  • INSIGHTS Europe's fashion firms saw mixed results in Q1 FY24. Hugo Boss saw an 11 per cent revenue surge in the Americas, while Hermès saw double-digit growth across all regions. Prada achieved 16 per cent growth in Asia Pacific and 46 per cent in Japan. Salvatore Ferragamo faced a 30.8 per cent drop in EMEA. Brunello Cucinelli reported strong growth in the Americas.
  • INSIGHTS The luxury goods market is facing challenges in Q1 2024, with a slight decline amid rising prices. The Bain & Company study highlights the need for luxury brands to balance catering to top clients and reaching new audiences. Japan continues to thrive, but China and the US face pressures. Brands focus on experiential offerings and strategic investments. Following a record year, the stalled luxury goods market faces a dilemma between catering to top clientele and reaching new audi
  • INSIGHTS Oxford Industries reported a 5 per cent YoY decrease in Q1 FY24 net sales, totalling $398 million. Full-price DTC sales dropped 3 per cent, outlet sales rose 6 per cent, and wholesale sales fell 16 per cent. The company's operating income declined to $52 million. Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer saw declines, while Johnny Was grew by 3.5 per cent. US’ Oxford Industries, the parent company of leading lifestyle brands like Tommy Bahama and Lilly Pulitzer, has reported a 5 per cent
  • INSIGHTS Under Armour saw a 5 per cent decline in Q4 revenue to $1.3 billion, with North American sales dropping by 10 per cent, while Its full fiscal 2024 revenue decreased by 3 per cent to $5.7 billion. Conversely, Goldwin Inc reported a 10.3 per cent increase in net sales in FY24, but its FY25 forecast anticipates a decline in profitability despite continued sales growth.
  • INSIGHTS Hermes announces the opening of its twenty-fifth leather goods workshop in Loupes, France, by 2026, employing 260 artisans. It aims to preserve and transmit leatherworking expertise through its Gironde hub, which includes an apprentice training centre. Collaborating with local partners, Hermes is strengthening its commitment to regional development. Hermes’ twenty-fifth leather goods workshop in France – will open in 2026, ultimately employing 260 artisans trained in the
  • INSIGHTS In mid-May, several prominent companies in the fashion and retail industry released their financial results for the fourth quarter and full fiscal 2024 (FY24). This report highlights the performance of California-based Boot Barn, Japanese fashion company Gunze Ltd, London-headquartered Burberry Group Plc, and Denver-based VF Corporation.
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