
In August, US group Levi Strauss formalised the acquisition of Beyond Yoga for $400 million. The group’s CEO recently elucidated the reasons behind the denim giant’s venture into new market territory.
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In August, US group Levi Strauss formalised the acquisition of Beyond Yoga for $400 million. The group’s CEO recently elucidated the reasons behind the denim giant’s venture into new market territory.
If anyone thought the athleisure trend might be fading, they couldn't have been more wrong. Lyst said Friday that 2019 saw soaring searches while 2020's New Year's resolutions have boosted demand further.
The athleisure trend is here for the long term say analysts at GlobalData with its new report saying Asos’s decision to target the £2.5bn sports apparel market is a reflection of the category’s durable appeal.
The UK brand has recruited Tryzens to help re-imagine its online offering to support its rapid international growth. The new site is scheduled to launch later this year with an improved omni-channel customer experience.
Mizzen + Main is the fourth brand in two weeks to receive an investment from L Catterton's Growth Fund. The performance-focused menswear brand will use the investment to expand its product offering and omni-channel.
L Catterson's Growth Fund made a significant disclosed investment to men's activewear label Rhone Apparel. The investment is the private equity firm's second investment this week.
UK department stores giant House of Fraser is to launch a dedicated in-store and online activewear area on March 25 featuring branded and own-label ranges, the company told Fashion Network.
Directional fitness brand Sweaty Betty plans to open a European flagship at 1 Carnaby Street in London’s West End as the sport luxe pioneer expands its presence in the key shopping area.
British activewear brand Sweaty Betty has appointed Erika Serow as President and CEO of the US business, effective January 18, 2016.
The concession marks the British brand's third foray in the U.S. market and its second location in New York City