Brands Making Good: Sustainability for People and Planet
The fashion industry is undergoing a sustainability shift, with brands prioritizing ethical supply chains, eco-friendly materials, and reducing waste.
The fashion industry is undergoing a sustainability shift, with brands prioritizing ethical supply chains, eco-friendly materials, and reducing waste.
A handful of brands are helping customers with long-term product care—attracting loyal customers, reducing waste, and boosting a secondary market.
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Phygital, the blending of online and in-store shopping experiences is the omnichannel retail daydream turbocharged by current and emerging technologies, like AI and AR.
Retail designer, Zach Uhazy, shares how retail brands and designers can make the most of Pantone 2024 Color of the Year, Peach Fuzz.
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Step into a world of retailtainment, where customers can do more than shop, they can immerse themselves in playful multi-sensory experiences.
Intimate apparel is changing, and legacy brands are struggling to compete. Read on about the new trends in this segment.
Ultra-fast-fashion brands are thriving despite a lack of sustainability. What makes sustainability and fashion more talk than action?