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Apparel: Page 56
Retailers Bank on Environmentally Friendly Clothing for Increased Sales
Many shoppers will shell out a little more money if they know a product, especially clothing, is environmentally friendly, market researchers report.
How E-tailers Are Creating a Compelling 'Unboxing Experience'
E-commerce retailers today aren't just focusing on the products they sell. They're also paying close attention to the boxes they come in.
Opinion: Apparel Industry Must Embrace a Sustainable Approach to Meet Demand
Roughly 20 pieces of clothing per person are manufactured each year. Growth of the multi-trillion-dollar apparel industry has been fed by "fast fashion," which makes clothing cheaply and quickly with a low price-tag. The apparel industry must embrace a new approach to sustainably meet demand in tomorrow's markets.
Making Ivanka Trump Shoes: Long Hours, Low Pay and Abuse
A worker with blood dripping from his head marked a low point in the tense, grinding life at a southeastern China factory used by Ivanka Trump and other fashion brands. An angry manager had hit him with the sharp end of a high-heeled shoe.
Online Clothing Thrift Store ThredUp Opens First Retail Location
Online clothing thrift store ThredUp is opening retail locations to complement its online presence, a significant strategic shift for a company that had been online-only since its founding eight years ago.
Can Robots Solve Omnichannel Distributors' Identity Crisis?
Robots might be the solution to one of the biggest challenges facing distribution centers in the omnichannel era.
Amazon's New Wardrobe Service Is Latest Threat for Apparel Stores
Amazon.com Inc. is giving shoppers another reason not to visit stores. The online giant is rolling out a free service to let its Prime members try on clothes at home, its latest attempt to crack into the fashion world.
Eliminating Forced Labor Is a Tough Task. But That's No Reason Not to Act.
Laws against child labor, human trafficking and forced labor in the supply chain are beginning to spread throughout the globe.
U.S. Retail Sales Make Biggest Drop in 16 Months
Americans cut spending at gas stations, department stores and electronics shops in May as retail sales registered their biggest drop in 16 months, a cautionary sign for the economy.
Large Retailer Supports Growth and Reduces Costs With New Distribution Center Design
Challenge: After making numerous acquisitions, a large omni-channel retailer and was operating out of three different facilities. The company wanted to reduce costs without compromising service levels.
More Nike and Adidas Products Will Soon Be Made by Robots
Nearly 20 percent of Nike and Adidas products will be manufactured in automated factories by 2030, according to a report.
How Zara Is Defying a Broad Retail Slump
Madrid - what retail crisis? Amid a major retrenchment by American companies such as Gap Inc., J. Crew Group Inc. and Nordstrom Inc., one player continues to defy gravity: Zara. And the rapid-fire design-and-production system that has allowed the Spanish giant to outpace rivals is now giving it a powerful platform to succeed online, an outlet that has confounded its lumbering rivals.
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