fast fashion

Retail Asia01/08/2022

The fashion industry is all about glamour, and being fashionable. Most of the time, it comes at the expense of the environment, especially when it is all about fast fashion. Fast fashion borrows the name from the fast food industry that is all about cheap, in-season and fast-moving products. Fast fashion is trendy, but it […]

Retail Asia17/05/2022

Japanese fast fashion eyewear brand, OWNDAYS, is pleased to announce the opening of a new store at Takashimaya S.C., Ngee Ann City. This will be the brand’s second premium concept store in the world and its 33rd store in Singapore. The new store will open to public on 20 May 2022 and will house a collection of made-in-Japan eyewear and […]

Retail Asia26/12/2018

Italy’s OVS midrange fashion brand will open its first outlet in Ho Chi Minh City this weekend. ACFC, distributor of IPP Group, a major Vietnamese fashion retailer, has confirmed that they are introducing the OVS brand in Vietnam. OVS is a popular fashion brand in Europe. In Italy, the brand has 15 percent of the […]

Retail Asia21/06/2016

Spanish clothes retailer Inditex, has reported its net profit for the first fiscal quarter of 2016 rose 6 per cent, after global sales lifted by 12 per cent. Inditex said profit for February through April was 554 million euros ($A843.61 million), up from 521 million euros for the same period last year. The company’s shares were up 2.7 per […]

Retail Asia17/02/2016

Singapore retailers are facing “dark days”, including store closures, according to Singapore real estate company CBRE. With falling domestic demand and soaring costs, there will be more store consolidations and closures, it says in a new report. It predicts the retail market to undergo further restructuring following a muted performance last year, with weak brands […]

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